Carlene try going to all programs tab of the internet options and scroll 
down that list, I think it might be there.  I can help you tomorrow. sleep 
well
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "carlene knight" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, August 12, 2007 1:09 AM
Subject: Re: [JAWS-Users] flash player


> Thanks Benjamin. I will give that web site a try in Internet Explorer. I
> will also have to figure out whether Java is disabled or not. the
> message I got said it might be, but I couldn't find that choice in tools
> and options, so I will have to figure it out when I have more time. the
> agrivating part of it all is that I know I've seen that choice
> somewhere, but I can't find it now. In the meantime I guess I will go
> ahead and install that flash player.
>
> Carlene
> Benjamin Hawkes-Lewis wrote:
>> carlene knight wrote:
>>
>>
>>> I have downloaded, and thought installed the newest version of Flash
>>> player, but when using Firefox, some sites won't open because they say
>>> that I must have at least flash player 6.0.
>>>
>>
>> Go to the following URI:
>>
>> about:plugins
>>
>> in your Firefox address bar, and check what version of the plugin
>> Firefox is actually using.
>>
>> Be aware that while installing Flash might allow Flash video and audio
>> to play in Firefox, the Flash plugin Adobe produced for Firefox doesn't
>> expose Flash widgets using the Flash accessibility featureset to the
>> Windows accessibility framework. So if you have a webpage built entirely
>> with Flash that uses the Flash accessibility framework (for example,
>> http://www.jkrowling.com ), you still wouldn't be able to use it from
>> Firefox. (It would work in Internet Explorer, though.)
>>
>> Also be aware that some sites use JavaScript to detect Flash support, so
>> if you have JavaScript disabled, you might well still get messages about
>> a missing Flash Plugin.
>>
>>
>>> I think I just downloaded 8.5.  To enable these sites to work, should
>>> I go ahead and install the newest flash player, or should I just
>>> leave it alone and forfeit access to those particular sites.
>>>
>>
>> 8.5 isn't the newest version. The newest version is 9. Get it from
>> Adobe's site:
>>
>> http://www.adobe.com/go/getflashplayer
>>
>>
>>> I know JFW had some problems with one of the newer versions, perhaps
>>> it was 8.0. Has anybody had any experience with the newer versions of
>>> flash player?
>>>
>>
>> What version of JFW are you using? There are often Flash fixes to JAWS.
>> e.g. in the February update:
>>
>> "JAWS no longer experiences problems with the Flash animation that
>> appears on the Bank of America Web page."
>>
>> http://urlx.org/freedomscientific.com/ab9e0
>>
>> Also, what version of Firefox are you using?
>>
>>
>>> Sometimes when I am using Firefox and click on a particular link, it 
>>> shuts down entirely.  I think that it
>>> might be connected with the flash player issue.
>>>
>>
>> Most Firefox users have Flash installed, so I doubt it's because you
>> installed Flash. It's likely to indicate some other problem with your
>> Firefox installation or just a problem with your profile. Create a new
>> profile, ensure Flash is installed in that profile, and try clicking
>> that link again.  If that fails, export your bookmarks to a
>> bookmarks.html file. Then uninstall and reinstall Firefox, reimport your
>> bookmarks, and ensure Firefox is using the Flash plugin.
>>
>> (It would also be worth pasting the URL of the page here, and telling us
>> which link is crashing Firefox.)
>>
>>
>>> Any thoughts on this
>>> issue would be appreciated, as my husband says you really can't
>>> practically switch to an earlier version of flash player.
>>>
>>
>> You can uninstall the Flash Player with Adobe's uninstaller:
>>
>> http://urlx.org/kb.adobe.com/fb454
>>
>> And you can download older versions of the Flash Player from:
>>
>> http://urlx.org/kb.adobe.com/edea1
>>
>> --
>> Benjamin Hawkes-Lewis
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