Latest Flash Player

What is the latest Flash Player that can be used with 98SE?

Angel

On 7/20/2010 5:33 PM, Angel wrote:
What is the latest Flash Player that can be used with 98SE?

Angel



Adobe Flash Player 9

http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/406/kb406791.html

98 Guy has some tricks to use if you need to fool the browser into
thinking it is flash player 10.

"Dan W" wrote in message
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: On 7/20/2010 5:33 PM, Angel wrote:
: What is the latest Flash Player that can be used with 98SE?
:
: Angel
:
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: Adobe Flash Player 9
:
: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/406/kb406791.html
:
: 98 Guy has some tricks to use if you need to fool the browser into
: thinking it is flash player 10.

Thanks Dan,

When I go to places like facebook they request updating to the latest Flash
Player to get some videos. Evidently I can't view them. Maybe I will need to
use some tricks to get them. I need to know those tricks.

Angel

Angel wrote:

When I go to places like facebook they request updating to the
latest Flash Player to get some videos. Evidently I can't view
them. Maybe I will need to use some tricks to get them. I need
to know those tricks.

Are you capable of reading older posts in this newsgroup?

Posts made, say, a few weeks ago?

On Jul 21, 6:42*pm, 98 Guy wrote:
Angel wrote:
When I go to places like facebook they request updating to the
latest Flash Player to get some videos. Evidently I can't view
them. Maybe I will need to use some tricks to get them. I need
to know those tricks.

Are you capable of reading older posts in this newsgroup?

Posts made, say, a few weeks ago?

98 Guy,

You did write an excellent step by step, but I sympathize with Angel's
request after recently having the experience of being forced to search
through this morass of spam laden postings, ...and I knew which one I
was looking for!

Robert Macy wrote:

Maybe I will need to use some tricks to get them. I need
to know those tricks.

Are you capable of reading older posts in this newsgroup?

Posts made, say, a few weeks ago?

98 Guy,

You did write an excellent step by step, but I sympathize with
Angel's request after recently having the experience of being
forced to search through this morass of spam laden postings,

I'm not sure I follow you.

I see no spam here in this newsgroup.

If you see spam, then it's because the method or server by which you are
reading this group is not performing any spam filtering. If you are
using google groups (which you seem to be) then you really should do
yourself a favor and use a proper news-reader program and connect to a
proper usenet server.

At the very least, use outlook express and point it to the news.aioe.org
server. No registration required, and no spam.

And by the way, Angel is using the aioe server and outlook express. My
post, with the subject "Modified Flash DLL available here (makes Flash 9
look like Flash 10)" made on June 23, is still available on the aioe
server.

On Jul 22, 5:25*am, 98 Guy wrote:
Robert Macy wrote:
Maybe I will need to use some tricks to get them. I need
to know those tricks.

Are you capable of reading older posts in this newsgroup?

Posts made, say, a few weeks ago?

98 Guy,

You did write an excellent step by step, but I sympathize with
Angel's request after recently having the experience of being
forced to search through this morass of spam laden postings,

I'm not sure I follow you.

I see no spam here in this newsgroup.

If you see spam, then it's because the method or server by which you are
reading this group is not performing any spam filtering. *If you are
using google groups (which you seem to be) then you really should do
yourself a favor and use a proper news-reader program and connect to a
proper usenet server.

At the very least, use outlook express and point it to the news.aioe.org
server. *No registration required, and no spam.

And by the way, Angel is using the aioe server and outlook express. *My
post, with the subject "Modified Flash DLL available here (makes Flash 9
look like Flash 10)" made on June 23, is still available on the aioe
server.

point well taken.

yes, use google

don't use others, tried several, but not work as well ...in respects
of what I need

Will NOT use MS OE ever again! Bite your tongue. Curse be gone,
ptuii.

Thus, just live with spam, and look 'around' it

Robert Macy wrote:

yes, use google

don't use others, tried several, but not work as well ...in
respects of what I need

In terms of need, there is nothing that google can provide in terms of
usenet that isin't done better by using a proper usenet client.

Will NOT use MS OE ever again! Bite your tongue. Curse be gone,
ptuii.

I mentioned OE because it's (usually) what most people already have on
their system.

I personally have never used OE. For usenet and pop3 email, I use the
old Netscape Communicator 4.79 program.

It can be downloaded from he

http://aol-4.vo.llnwd.net/pub/commun...l/cc32d479.exe

It's a 22 mb file.

Thus, just live with spam, and look 'around' it

Absolutely no reason to do that.

Give Communicator a try. It's dead simple to use, it's fast, and it
makes usenet a breeze to experience.

Note: Every time it's started, it tries to open a certain specific
default netscape URL in the message pane. If you allow it to attempt
that, it will fail after about 30 seconds and netscape will crash. So
you'll have to hit the "STOP" button every time navigator is started.
There is a registry fix for that, and I can dig it up if you want.

Can ie 6. be used with Flash 10 and KernelEx, or do ya need ie 7 ?




"98 Guy" wrote in message ...
Robert Macy wrote:

yes, use google

don't use others, tried several, but not work as well ...in
respects of what I need

In terms of need, there is nothing that google can provide in terms of
usenet that isin't done better by using a proper usenet client.

Will NOT use MS OE ever again! Bite your tongue. Curse be gone,
ptuii.

I mentioned OE because it's (usually) what most people already have on
their system.

I personally have never used OE. For usenet and pop3 email, I use the
old Netscape Communicator 4.79 program.

It can be downloaded from he


http://aol-4.vo.llnwd.net/pub/commun...l/cc32d479.exe

It's a 22 mb file.

Thus, just live with spam, and look 'around' it

Absolutely no reason to do that.

Give Communicator a try. It's dead simple to use, it's fast, and it
makes usenet a breeze to experience.

Note: Every time it's started, it tries to open a certain specific
default netscape URL in the message pane. If you allow it to attempt
that, it will fail after about 30 seconds and netscape will crash. So
you'll have to hit the "STOP" button every time navigator is started.
There is a registry fix for that, and I can dig it up if you want.

On Jul 22, 7:28*am, 98 Guy wrote:
Robert Macy wrote:
yes, use google

don't use others, tried several, but not work as well ...in
respects of what I need

In terms of need, there is nothing that google can provide in terms of
usenet that isin't done better by using a proper usenet client.

Will NOT use MS OE ever again! *Bite your tongue. Curse be gone,
ptuii.

I mentioned OE because it's (usually) what most people already have on
their system.

I personally have never used OE. *For usenet and pop3 email, I use the
old Netscape Communicator 4.79 program.

It can be downloaded from he

http://aol-4.vo.llnwd.net/pub/commun.../windows/windo...

It's a 22 mb file.

Thus, just live with spam, and look 'around' it

Absolutely no reason to do that.

Give Communicator a try. *It's dead simple to use, it's fast, and it
makes usenet a breeze to experience.

Note: *Every time it's started, it tries to open a certain specific
default netscape URL in the message pane. *If you allow it to attempt
that, it will fail after about 30 seconds and netscape will crash. *So
you'll have to hit the "STOP" button every time navigator is started.
There is a registry fix for that, and I can dig it up if you want.

thank you for the URL, and the offer.

Not right now, may come back later, though.