Macromedia Flash Player 7.0 Public Beta
Posted by: Newsfactory on: 08/04/2003 12:56 PM [ Print | 5 comment(s) ] · 2254 views
Savagenews reports that Macromedia has recently released a beta version of their very own and new Flash Player release 7.0. IT's available for both Windows and Mac platforms, however a Linux version is yet to be released.
This release is for Windows and Macintosh. Please help us ensure that this release will be of the highest quality by installing and using these players. Please let us know as soon as possible if you encounter any issues.
Download Macromedia Flash Player 7.0 Public Beta
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This release is for Windows and Macintosh. Please help us ensure that this release will be of the highest quality by installing and using these players. Please let us know as soon as possible if you encounter any issues.
Download Macromedia Flash Player 7.0 Public Beta
Thanks to Savagenews.com
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crownrai Unregistered |
#46000 Posted on: 08/04/2003 05:17 PM
I HATE flash!! Too many advertisements use it. I can't beleive they don't even give you an option to turn it off. I have to do it manually with NTFS file permissions. |
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pauldarkside Unregistered |
#46005 Posted on: 08/04/2003 06:58 PM
Why not just uninstall the ActiveX plug-in? I'm bias anyway - I make my living out of producing Flash apps (not banners) - the new functionality is great! I hope they don't stop there either! Bring it on... |
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crownrai Unregistered |
#46008 Posted on: 08/04/2003 10:00 PM
If you un-install the plugin it just asks you to install it again anytime you visit a page that uses it. I had to remove one of the ASX files and make the other read-only to get it to stop asking me. |
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pauldarkside Unregistered |
#46010 Posted on: 08/05/2003 08:05 AM
True, but what about adjusting the IE security level to block Macromedia? |
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crownrai Unregistered |
#46012 Posted on: 08/05/2003 02:29 PM
That is still a hack solution. I imagine it wourk work the same as blocking it with NTFS permissions. Although wiht my way I can turn it back on again using a simple batch script to reset the permissions. I would still like to see a solution from Macromedia that allows me to enable/disable it on the fly. |
