Web page embedded in the Flash Player

accidentaly using flash once I ended showing a webpage inside
the Flash Player. Now working with Flex I need to show webpages
inside the player, does anybody know how to do this?

Thanks ZClaes, got to Brian Deittes blog at this address :
http://www.deitte.com/archives/2006/08/finally_updated.htm

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I can not get the flash player plug in to work with Internet Explorer

Zoltan71 wrote:
I just bought this computer. My Internet Explorer is version 11.0.1
I have the box checked to Install new version automatically, but it has not done any upgrading.
I can't get the computer to update anything as far as I can see.
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I looked in the manage add-ons and it says enabled.
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Restarted and still does not work.
I need help.....
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Firefox (from Mozilla)
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Chrome (from Google)
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