I see that Adobe Readere has discontinued the use of Flash. My question is: When I have a file uploaded to a serever. When accessing that file in a computer that has no flash. would the file be corrupt, unreadable or inaccurate. Just trying to remedy a problem. thanks
Adobe Flash has been discontinued entirely, not just in Reader.
The answer to your question depends on the situation: How was Flash used in the file? What application (including version number) is used by the person opening the file? etc.
I sent a file of a template drawing to a blog site. People opening it are receiving an inaccurate template. It is not the same size as original when they open it. I am new to computers. Someone said it is Flash causing the problem. They also said there is no more Flash.
The original drawing was made in CorelDraw as a .cdr and saved in .pdf, and uploaded to that site as a .pdf.
I hope I am explaining it correctly. I am just interested how I can correct it so it does not happen again. Does that make sense? I am confused.
I sent a file of a template drawing to a blog site. People opening it are receiving an inaccurate template. It is not the same size as original when they open it. I am new to computers. Someone said it is Flash causing the problem. They also said there is no more Flash.
The original drawing was made in CorelDraw as a .cdr and saved in .pdf, and uploaded to that site as a .pdf.
I hope I am explaining it correctly. I am just interested how I can correct it so it does not happen again. Does that make sense? I am confused.
Ok, if Flash was needed there would be an error message mentioning Flash.
I don't know really whaty you mean by "It is not the same size as original when they open it. " except to guess... Files, including PDFs don't have a fixed size on screen, they could be any size, and you cannot control it. There is no way for you, for example, to guarantee your design will be 3 x 5 actual inches on any one's computer screen. (Priting out is a slightly different story)
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