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|    Ed Vance to All    |
|    Adobe Flash Update Fails    |
|    19 May 15 21:30:00    |
      Since May 14, 2005 I have tried many many times to update Adobe Flash       Player and failed each time, so I thought I'd ask if anyone else is       experiencing the same problem I've having with my XP box.              I use Firefox with NoScript.              After several failures I also tried using IE8 and experienced failure       there too when I was updating Flash Player.              After unchecking the McAfee box while using FF to download the small       install file, and seeing the download finish, I go to the directory       the file is in and right click on it to RunAs... as a Administrator,       and see the Adobe Flash Player Installer window open.              When the Adobe "Flash Player: downloading" time line gets to +/- 44%       and "IT" then says "the installation has failed".              The version of Flash on this pc that I'm trying to get is 17 ? ? 188 .              At first I thought it was the Firewall Software that I use causing the       troubles, because everytime it asked to OK Adobe Download Manager I       was clicking the Yes button but I didn't check the checkbox to keep the       setting permanent.              My Firewall is FortKnox.       I have used it for a long time but now I get messages saying I should       Register it, I went to that page and saw it wanted me to now become a       paying user of the software.              If that is causing the problem with Flash Player not updating I will       start using one of the various FREE Firewalls that I can download.              For the past several days I've checked that checkbox and the same thing       shows up that the installation has failed.              Am I alone? Thanks In Adbvance!              ... Failure is not an option -- it comes bundled with Windows.       --- MultiMail/MS-DOS v0.49       --- SBBSecho 2.12-Linux        * Origin: telnet & http://cco.ath.cx - Dial-Up: 502-875-8938 (1:2320/105.1)    |
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