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Anonymous
May 9, 2006
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Please Help how to silently install flash player in browser

  • May 9, 2006
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Hi all,

Please help me ...?

How can I install flash player plugin (version 8 ) in browser without downloading setup or redirecting to macromedia site if flash plugin is not available in browser

( i mean silent flash plugin installation in the IE browser,without redirection or downloading of exe setups and with no popups, is there flash AS or java script for that )

Thanks

Warm regards
Jiby S K
jibysubhash@gmail.com
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    Newsgroup_User
    Inspiring
    May 10, 2006
    Also the question was answered in the Flash Data Integration forum for the
    same poster.

    The poster needs to follow forum protocols and not post the same message in
    multiple Adobe/Macromedia forums. It creates unnecessary work for the
    volunteers answering the same question.

    --
    Lon Hosford
    www.lonhosford.com
    May many happy bits flow your way!
    "JayCharles" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
    news:e3r372$cjs$1@forums.macromedia.com...
    IF the user has a player that support express install (I think the minimum
    is
    one of the subversions of 7), you can upgrade the user without redirecting
    to
    the adobe site.The user will still be prompted for permission. Depending on
    the
    user's browser/platform, the browser will either close and reopen
    automatically, or the user will be prompted to do it. If you do a little
    googling on express install, you'll find plenty of tutorials on the subject.

    If the user has a version that doesn't support express install, they'll
    have
    to download and install in the old way.


    Anonymous
    May 9, 2006
    IF the user has a player that support express install (I think the minimum is one of the subversions of 7), you can upgrade the user without redirecting to the adobe site.The user will still be prompted for permission. Depending on the user's browser/platform, the browser will either close and reopen automatically, or the user will be prompted to do it. If you do a little googling on express install, you'll find plenty of tutorials on the subject.

    If the user has a version that doesn't support express install, they'll have to download and install in the old way.
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