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#1 Re: the fabulous world of 64 bits III : 32 bits apps Posted by ajt (84.12.xx.xx) on Mon 30 Jul 2007 at 08:30 If you install flash which is a 32-bit application, you can run it in standalone mode without any problem. If you want to run Flash inside a browser then it's a bit more complicated, it won't run inside a 64-bit browser directly - they are incompatible. You need to install a 32-bit browser (I use Opera because there isn't a 64-bit version anyway) or there is some 64/32-bit browser plug-in shim but I've not use it and can't comment on how easy it is to get working. Life would be some much easier if companies stopped holding their code all secrete, opened it up and let the community do the hard work of compiling it for all the different architectures. They may even get improvements back! -- "It's Not Magic, It's Work" Adam

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