Being on the leading edge of technology comes with its own challenges. This particular problem occurs because Adobe has not yet produced a 64 bit version of its FLASH player but Microsoft has produced a 64 bit Internet Explorer browser. The result is websites that use FLASH may not work properly or at all. For example, you might be needing to follow an on-line educational course and cannot get it to work. Not a problem, because Firefox versions 3.0 are still 32 bit and will not be 64 bit until version 4.0. So, here is what you can do in the meantime:
- Download and install
[Not sure how? Use the detailed instruction from Chapter 1 of the C.A.L.M. Manual.]
- Start Firefox before step 3 is performed and check the Firefox download location on the computer for saving files by a Left-Click on TOOLS in the menu bar, Left-Click on Options… , Left-Click on the MAIN Tab and the middle area allows setting the location to download files.
- Next download and save the Adobe Flash to the computer. At the Adobe Website Left-Click at the right column where it says to download now. In the next web-page Left-Click on the Agree & Install prompt.
- Close all open Internet Browsers and Double-Left-Click on the Adobe Flash install file that was downloaded in step 2. Follow the installation prompts and Left-Click Continue or Allow to any Windows Security prompts or security software prompts.
Once installed re-open the Firefox Internet Browser and
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