Flash player...
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Flash player...
Is there a way to play flash animations because it doesn't work to install Macromedia flash 6.0 for netscape or netscape based browser so what do I do?
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flash player
If I download flashplayer6installer.exe
and point it to the dir. where phoenix.exe is located (although I don't see it in the dialog box) it works fine...
RAF
and point it to the dir. where phoenix.exe is located (although I don't see it in the dialog box) it works fine...
RAF
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I had trouble getting my plugins to intall into Phoenix. I found the easiest method is to download and install Netscape Navigator, which comes with most of the major plugins. After a restart (necessary? who knows...), Phoenix could use the plugins. Sure, it wastes some hard drive space, but my time is more important at this point.
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Download FlashPlayer6 for netscape (and Compuserve 7.0) compatible,
when it says "What browsers" choose "Others" and point it to your phoenixe/plugins directory!
That's it, you don't even have to restart Phoenix (atleast I didn't).
2nd method is, if you have Mozilla installed, the plugin installer detects the directory, install it, then copy mozilla/plugins to your phoenix plugins directory.
This should work for ANY plugin made for Mozilla/netscape
cheers
when it says "What browsers" choose "Others" and point it to your phoenixe/plugins directory!
That's it, you don't even have to restart Phoenix (atleast I didn't).
2nd method is, if you have Mozilla installed, the plugin installer detects the directory, install it, then copy mozilla/plugins to your phoenix plugins directory.
This should work for ANY plugin made for Mozilla/netscape
cheers
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Re: Flash player...
You could actually easy share plugins between different mozilla and phoenix builds, maybe it also works with Netscape, I don't know. For an article describing how to do this see:
<a href="http://www.gemal.dk/mozilla/plugins.html">this article</a>
This trick should work on all platforms, all you need to know is how to set a enviroment variable.
The page has only a description on how to do this on Windows.
<a href="http://www.gemal.dk/mozilla/plugins.html">this article</a>
This trick should work on all platforms, all you need to know is how to set a enviroment variable.
The page has only a description on how to do this on Windows.
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