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When I'm on-line, all fields with "Flash Animation" has the QuickTime logo.

I have the iMac OS X Tiger 10.4.10 1.83 GHz Intel Core Duo, 512 MB667 MHz RAM

This has happened about four times. My "FLASH" feature vanished again. I don't
understand why?

When I go to MySpace I notice that anything that requires FLASH for an
animated feature is replaced with the QuickTime Logo. Before, I would have to
come to the "Adobe FLASH Download Center" and reinstall "FLASH." This time,
when I download "Adobe FLASH 9" from here and close my browser, "Safari," I try
to install, then come to the installation verification page that should show an
animated installation success test with a flash animation to verify the
installation. But It just shows a QuckTime Logo with a question mark in the
center. = Q?

I installed the the latest version of, "Adobe Reader."

Do I need to install the latest "Adobe Acrobat Reader?"

I did unsuccessfully tried to install "FireFox" as a new browser...

Should I go to "Macromedia?"

I don't know if I'm doing this correctly, but with my iMac I tried to
"Uninstall" all "FLASH" from my Applications folder to the trash. Is this how a
Mac program uninstallation works?

I read on here something about the Mac OS X version is failing with FLASH 9.
So, I do like I say above to remove FLASH from my Applications Folder to the
trash and came here to retrieve an older version of "FLASH 8" I quit my browser
"Safari" and try to install an older version, "FLASH 8" Just like the process
of a successful FLASH installation check with a flash animation still shows a
QuickTime logo with a question mark in the center. = Q?

I installed the newest version of QuckTime 7 Pro a couple of weeks ago, but
nothing with my FLASH animation has been affected until now. I'm sure the
problem doesn't relate to QuickTime because I can still save QuckTime movie
trailers and can still watch the trailers.

I'm also failing to install "Shockwave Player."

Am I at the right place?

"Adobe FLASH" or should I use, "Macromedia FLASH?" "Macromedia DreamWeaver?"

Is there a difference?

I know I sound computer illiterate but I'm not, or I think I'm not? With the
Mac and not a PC at least.

I'm very intellectual and intelligent, so I pick up on things quickly and a
natural puzzle solver. So helping me shouldn't be that much work...

~ D R E X E R ~