Adobe Flash

There is no version of the Adobe Flash player for any IOS device. Apple and Adobe have had serious differences of opinion about this, and Apple states that Flash animations and videos take too much processing and battery power. They have decided to go with the industry-standard HTML5 video coding, as used in Youtube.

You can attempt to forcefully delete it from your computer, since it is only a stand-alone application, but removing the Flash Player ActiveX/OCX controls from your browser, I would have to ask, why would you want to do that? Without the browser plugin, you can not view any embedded Flash in websites or see any 'tube' videos. These all rely on a current Flash Player plugin and I don't see a need to remove it. If you are having trouble with it, you can always go to the Adobe ebsite and download a free new version to fix it.

The version of Firefox bundled with Adobe Flash Player is too old to support newer versions of Adobe Flash Player. The last version that will work with it is version 7. You can use it by downloading the .tar.gz file, extracting it (tar xvvf nameoffile.tar.gz), and copying the plugin (a .so file) to /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins.

No. The app store does not a Flash player. Apple has said many times that the Flash code uses too much battery power and is not stable enough.

The latest version of Adobe Flash player can be downloaded from the Adobe website (See links below) for computers running Mac OS X. The full Flash Professional development software is available for Mac OS X 10.5 and higher.

There are many things that Shockwave Flash objects are used for. Most of the applications of the program Flash are in the fields of gaming and streaming videos.

To create games with Macromedia Flash 8 you need to learn actionscript. Actionscript is a programming language that resembles Java and it is used to control objects (mostly movie clips).

To learn how to write actionscript you can perform a search for "flash game tutorials" or just "actionscript 2 tutorial" to find out more about actionscript. Flash 8 uses actionscript 2, so make sure the tutorials you find are using the appropriate version of actionscript.

Once you get the hang of it you can make your own games. Start with something simple, and work your way up to more demanding projects. If you get stuck and don't know how to write code to do what you want to happen, you can always look it up. E.g. search for"click and drag actionscript 2" and you will probably find many different code examples that do just that. Also the Flash 8 program has extensive help documents with information on how to learn actionscript as well as a library with all the possible data types and their methods.

I myself am still making my own basic games but you can basically learn everything there is to know using the Internet.

It may be outdated. Go to Adobe and re-install the latest version of flash player available to you. If that dose not work, uninstall flash player completely and re-install the latest version. If that fails your computer may not be compatible or there is an unseen error.

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yes i download adobe flash player onto Ps vita

Actually

It was not Adobe to make FLASH but another company named Macromedia and later Adobe took over Macromedia............

It's not just one person to make FLASH but a team................

You can't download officially but you can use a player called frash.

There is no specific password for Adobe Flash. If you are not an Administrator on your computer, you will need an Administrator to enter a password.

The parts of Macromedia Flash 8 are the timeline, panels, stage, toolbars, and layers. When these parts are used correctly, quality multimedia like websites, advertisements, movies, animations, and more can be made with this program.

You could download puffin free on the app store but it's only a trial in the free version? It still has limitations, namely the inability to detect hover and click mouse commands inside fllash games, and spotty video frame rates. The free version does not support any flash after the trial duration has ended, and is ad supported.

The standalone Adobe Flash Player is not integrated directly by any means to any integral part of your PC, regardless of the setup, so there is no way it can harm your PC just by being present. Only the content of which you load into it can be harmful based on the purpose of the file loaded. For example, if a movie clip on a website has some malicious code placed in the clip to execute at a certain point, but that would also depend on the security settings you have placed on the plugin. Meaning if you have allowed or disabled certain scripts to be run. Disabling them is not the right answer as you will miss out on some of the finer features of well created Flash content. Only safe browsing and sensible usage will keep the player and plugin free from issues. The same applies to any program which use internet protocols.

No, Adobe Flash player and Adobe Shockwave player are completely different programs. Adobe Flash player is for playing content made with Adobe Flash. Adobe Shockwave player is for playing content made with Adobe Director.

Yes. Its a free player from Adobe.com -- Now, there is also a Flash player (SWF) that plays videos, such as in use at youtube, thats a Flash player, but its not THE flash as usually mentioned.

Other Flash Video Players include jw player flowplayer and many from FLV Hosting like CCPlayer and RTMP server streaming players

no, a flash player is needed to view content on many webpages nowdays, you will have to restart your computer after the instllation but that's about it.

Go to YouTube and see if you can watch a video.

ummm i think it is. i got told to download the same thing and when i did the security thing popped up and it said that macromedia made it. anyway i hope this helps and make sure that if you' re installing something make sure that its not a fraud

Actually, Adobe bought Macromedia back in the end of 2005. So Adobe Flash is now what used to be Macromedia Flash back then.

Did you download the Mac version. Regardless here is the correct version>> https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/Simply download, then double click to install.

You simply plug in your flash drive wait a minute (not even) and something should say file detected. Then all you do is save what ever you are saving onto the drive. If you do not get a pop up saying file detected then goto start and click my computer. Then you should see your flash drive there.