What web browser is this you will be using pleas?. You need to get the flash cookies is how I did it. It appears that Internet Explorer and Firefox put them in the same place, and Chrome puts a different one, While EDGE places them inside yet another folder. The trick to all this is the random folder name that Flash creates, which I no nothing about, I just know how to detect it, and place the Flash cookies in there, that it. This is done on a per user basis so it makes it tricky, and can be done with a start up script per user, however determining the browser will one important thing. So here is the skinny on where these things live at: Firefox and IE: C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Roaming\Macromedia\Flash Player\#SharedObjects\some_random folder EDGE: C:\Users\$username%\AppData\Roaming\Macromedia\Flash Player\#SharedObjects\some_random folder\#AppContainer Chrome: C:\Users\&username%\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Pepper Data\Shockwave Flash\WritableRoot\#SharedObjects\some_random folder The problem is that you cannot just create some random folder name you have to wait for Flash to do it for you, then deploy your setting/flash cookies on a per user basis. Not the easiest thing to do in bat files or vbs. i use AutoIT as it makes all of this the actual code to accomplish this as about 23 lines without headers, etc... For me that was easy to wait til the folder is created, then push the cookies that I captured to that location. The script does it all I captured the cookies in a rar package then embedded them in the exe so they will never change. That is what I did to suit my needs. The question is, IF you set this up for you capture the flash cookies, then close your browser, delete the cookies, then relaunch the browser, and replace the cookies you captured, then go back to the site to test and see if it worked. Best Regards Please be sure to mark my post here helpful or answered if I assisted you Thanks
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