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[LoTechJoe]

Newbie Alert! Let the naiveté begin!

I am building a new Windows XP Pro 64-bit system and I'm looking for a a 64-bit flash player. I have the 64-bit version of IE 7 and have yet to install the Adobe flash player because it is native 32-bit.

I searched SourceForge and, unless I overlooked it, didn't find a 64-bit flash player that integrates into IE.

Will the 32-bit version of Adobe work correctly in 64-bit IE? Is there something else I should take a look at?

Any thoughts or suggestions?

Joe

Edited by LoTechJoe, 19 May 2008 - 05:23 PM.

[m.oreilly]

http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewConten...rnalId=6b3af6c9

we all use the 32bit browsers because of issues like this. oh, friends never let friends use any version of Internet Exploder



edit: you can do the 32bit flash with x64 browser in linux:
http://www.darronsch...ives/000258.cfm

[Christopholofigus]

Hey, welcome to the forum...our own little neck of the x64bit woods.

[LoTechJoe]

Thanks for the welcome and the feedback. Overall, I haven't noticed a real difference between IE 32 and 64. Maybe I'll start using the 32 version and install flash with that ... oh well.

[BlueScreenOfDeath]

ya know? considering 64bit has been our for a while, adobe doesnt have one legit excuse for not havin a flash 64bit plugin