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Anybody know of a flash player that will do the job of the Adobe in a W7 64 bit IE8? Just got my computer built and that seems to be the only drawback. Otherwise I'm pretty happy with Windows 7. I keep promising myself I'm gonna go dual boot and try Linux , but I haven't had the time to really learn it.
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Lee
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lol, forget Flash, H.264/HTLM5 is where its at!- Mike
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Flash is only 32-bit. In fact most web pages you are going to encounter will use 32bit plug-ins and ActiveX controls, so you really want to stay away from the 64-bit IE and make the 32-bit version your default...for now.Santino
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Yeah , I thought so. I just hate not playing with new toys.
Lee
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32-bit browsers run fine in a 64-bit OS.
The only 64-bit Flash is for Linux and it's not entirely stable. Guess Adobe needs to hire someone smart like me to port it over for them.
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I am running Google Chrome in my 64 Bit Vista OS, and like it much.Doug
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Both IE 32-bit and 64-bit are included with Windows 7. If it doesn't run on one, try the other.
I only use Google Chrome, but if there's ever anything that I have a conflict with, one of the IE's get it to work.B&W 804S/Velodyne SPL-1000R/Anthem MRX720Comment
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All programs that are not 64Bit will run in 32Bit mode :TMichael
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