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LimeiBook86

macrumors G3
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May 4, 2002
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I have been using Safari to view Flash things fine since I got my intel iMac. I recently upgraded to Macromedia Flash 8, it asked me to install the Flash 8 Player so I said yes....this is when I knew something went wrong. Safari launched and said that I didn't have the flash plug-in. I went to my site (which requires flash) and it asked for the plug-in again.

I went to the macromedia.com page to see if there was a different Flash Player to download and I got this message: "We are unable to locate a single Web player that best matches your platform and operating system."

My guess is the intel iMac had a special flash plug-in. I don't want to have to re-install Mac OS X just for this plug in, so I'm asking that anyone with an Intel Mac, can you please somehow send me the flash plug-in? I develop in Flash all the time and it's essential that I have it.

Thanks a lot! :D
 
Yeah, the same thing happened to me.
I also need that plugin, because it would
take me hours to copy all my files and
reinstall the OS and everything.
 
LimeiBook86 said:
I just fixed it thanks to Itasor.

I went here:
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/176404/

and downloaded this:
http://formymac.com/MR/plugins.zip

I deleted both Flash Plug-In "folders" in my "Internet Plug-Ins" folders and replaced them with the ones from the download. I didn't touch the flashplayer.xpt file that was installed though, I just left that alone.

There was a thread on this that a few people helped me out as I bought a new Intel iMac. Also a new Flash plug-in was put out...lastnight/yesterday from Macromedia with the Intel version of the plug-in. I'm not sure if that's what you did at first until Itasor gave you a hand.
Has anyone downloaded this "new" version for the Intels yet? Good luck to all on this ;)
 
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