Dean M. Estabrook / 05.2.8 / 05:27 PM wrote:

>Well, I installed Cocktail and it did it's thing. Once again, when I 
>tried to install Flash Player,  it automatically kicked in Explorer and 
>it unexpectedly quit again. BTW, I do have Safari and I like it fine. 
>In fact, I tried to open the file I originally wanted in Safari, and it 
>worked. So, maybe I don't need Explorer any more, but I wonder if I 
>dump Explorer, if Flash player will install via Safari or not.  There 
>may be some other down side to dumping Explorer of which I'm not aware, 
>besides loosing all those bookmarks, of course,

As I said before, I don't recommend you try to reinstall Flash.  Flash
plug-in is now OSX native.  It's not something user install.

Go to /Library/Internet\ Plug-in directory, and look for these:
    Flash Player.plugin
    NP-PPC-Dir-Shockwave
    flashplayer.xpt
If they are not there, you might have a B-Tree corruption.  Reformatting
your HD might be the quickest way to fix.  If you see them there, you
might have a symlink corruption.  DiskWarrior might be the first thing to try.

-- 

- Hiro

Hiroaki Honshuku, A-NO-NE Music, Boston, MA
<http://a-no-ne.com> <http://anonemusic.com>


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