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Anonymous
June 3, 2013
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How do I fix message-Macromedia Projector has stopped working

  • June 3, 2013
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I have purchased two craft CD'S which are fine until I want to print out and then I get the above message.

I have enough menmort ti run programme. I have 98GB free. I am using the latest version of Adobe Flash Player  and my laptop uses windows 7 64bit Firefox browser.  I only a bit techy savvy and don't know  what to do to sort out problem.   Help Please?

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Correct answer ed g

the download is a self extracting zip file

right click on it and extract to here

if your more the two directories deep paste it into the root for now

then run hpzstub this will bypass the projector step

good luck

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ed gCorrect answer
New Participant
September 21, 2014

the download is a self extracting zip file

right click on it and extract to here

if your more the two directories deep paste it into the root for now

then run hpzstub this will bypass the projector step

good luck

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ed g
New Participant
September 21, 2014

my mistake i though it was a hp scanner issue

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Brainiac
June 4, 2013

That sounds like you are using a very old Projector version?  Do you know where that program is located on your computer?

You can download the latest Flash Player 11.7 Projector from http://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/downloads.html

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Anonymous
June 4, 2013

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I do have the most up to date Adobe Flash Player -11.7.700.202 which i have unistalled and reinstalled to no effect. I running windows 7(64 bit) and Mozilla FireFox and Adobe sites states that this is the correct programe so I am at a loss . Isn't macromedia Projector a part of Adobe Flash Player

No I don't know where it is located on my computer. Can you tell me so I can advise you. Thanks for your help

Elaine

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pwillener
Brainiac
June 4, 2013

When you install Flash Player, it will only install the browser add-ons.

Flash Player Projector is a standalone player to view local SWF files.  The latest Projector is called flashplayer_11_sa.exe

I cannot know where your current Projector is located; possibly on that CD?  What else is on that CD - SWF files?

If these SWF files are played with Flash Player Projector, you could download the latest Projector, put it in with the rest of the Flash Player files, then associate your SWF files with that latest Projector.

On a 64-bit system that would be in C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash

Don't hesitate to ask if you need more detailed instructions.

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