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May 22, 2016
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How Do I Agree To End-User Policy If I Cannot Find It In ENGLISH?

  • May 22, 2016
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I like to at least skim the end-user policy. This time, my umpteenth aggravating update of Flash Player, I got something new - a box which required me to check that I'd read the end-user policy before I could install the software. When I clicked on the link to see the policy, FIRST I was taken to a complete list of ALL Adobe products through which I had to scroll to find Flash, THEN - when I selected that software - I got sent to a massive document in which the terms are provided in every human language, through which I'm apparently supposed to scroll to find the English variant. WTF is WRONG with you, Adobe???? The FIRST link on the update installation should have taken me directly to the policy I'm supposed to read  Pathetic!!! HOW do I directly locate that English variant?

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    _maria_
    Legend
    May 23, 2016

    Hi,

    The Flash Player EULA is posted in all supported languages.  When the EULA launches it uses the system language to go directly to the end user's preferred language.  Not sure why this isn't working for you.  English language begins on page 87 of the EULA.

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    Maria