No. -Posted from my Kindle3
I had the same problem. Here's what I did: 1. Clear all your history. 2. Uninstall Adobe Flash Player. 3. Install the latest version of Adobe Flash Player. 4. Restart your computer. Hope this helped :) I read it off of wiki.answers somewhere...
AnswerFind below the three adobe products -1) Adobe Photo Shop2) Adobe Dream3) Adobe Flash
AnswerFind below the three adobe products -1) Adobe Photo Shop2) Adobe Dream3) Adobe Flash
Flash as in camera? No. Flash as in Flash Player? No
You can install flash player 11.2 or above to your Samsung galaxy tab 3 by simply going to the store play and search for it and then click on the download button. It will download and install automatically.
1-you cant download online stuff directly to your ipod 2-you cant play online games on your ipod 3-you cant install adobe in your ipod
I had this problem for 3 hours of work. Finally I uninstalled Adobe READER. and clicked on the repair option. then tried flash download, which then worked.
No, Adobe Flash player is proprietary (private property) and Sony doesn't have the same deal with them that Microsoft does. PS3 won't have it until they buy the rights and distribute it via firmware update. I should mention that if you install Linux (I suggest Fedora 7) that you CAN install it, but getting anything to run smoothly in (ps3) Linux takes work.
the kindle 3 is a 3g ebook and the kindle 2 isn't
I had the same problem. It's simple.1. Go to the website to download it2. After downloading it, a downloading box should appear on your screen.3. Double click the Adobe download.4. There may be questions, just answer yes or install/download.It's completely safe. RELAX!5. There should be a box that looks like Finder. It will show Adobe Flash Player.6. Double click it.7. It might ask questions again, just answer yes or install or download. ANYTHING THAT MEANS YOU'RE AGREEING8. The download will only take a few seconds..about20 seconds.9. Then, Adobe Flash Player should appear on your desktop.If it doesn't, start ALL over again! I hope this was helpful.
Copy it in a new As2/3 document and export it as an image.