How to launch Projector?

[Guest]

Hello,

It might be a silly question, but how do I launch Flash Player Projector from .exe file? It launched itself after installing and worked fine. I wanted to link .swf format with it and discovered that I can't find the launching file (program was still running, so it must be somewhere). I pinned Projector to taskbar, so I would have access to it, but that's a temporary solution (it works, Projector launches everytime). Can't launch it by .swf file, because it not linked and it doesn't show Projector as an option.

I tried looking in C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash, but none of application files there launch Projector. I tried searching for Adobe products and some key words on my computer, but it shows only Adobe Reader and some generic projector software.

I downloaded it from this Adobe page. I have Win10 x64.

Have mercy, I know it's silly, but I seriously can't find it.

Cheers!

[Robert Mc Dowell]

right click on any swf and choose open with...

then find the flash projector on the list or through your hard drive,

choose it then click on the option "always use this program to open...."

[Guest]

Thanks for your reply. As I wrote earlier, there is no Projector option on the list and I can't find it on my hard drive (I tried searching by Windows search bar and looking directly in Flash folder). Any idea how to do it other way than clicking on .swf file? Or where to look for it (other than Flash folder or maybe by different name)?

[Robert Mc Dowell]

well, download projector here

Adobe Flash Player - Debug Downloads

in your program_files folder and

then retry the process I described

[_maria_]

The projector is a standalone executable.  It won't automatically associate SWF files with itself.   You could do that manually.

Double-click the projector executable to launch it then, in the project menu, select File > Open and navigate to the SWF file location on your system.

[Robert Mc Dowell]

Maria, well, I associate swf file to project when double click in 30 seconds on windows.