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The Intel iMac and MacBook Pro have a modified version of the Flashplayer pre-installed so that it works on Intel without delay. If you go to the Macromedia site and reinstall the Flash player you will lose the version that came with your Mac.
Two options
Reinstall OS X which will renstall the modified version of the Flash Player.
Or
To get the original Apple Flash plugin back on the system, you need to download Pacifist (shareware), a program which allows you to extract individual files or folders from the OS X install disc.
Open Pacifist and click Open OS X Install packages. After a slow load (Rosetta) you'll have a screen full of optional installs. Use the Find search function in Pacifist and one of the files found is Flash Player.plugin. Extract it to your desktop and then copy the extracted Flash Player.plugin to the ~/library/internet plug-ins folder (may want to save the file you're replacing to some other location, just in case) and you're at least back to the original configuration without a complete reinstall.
iFelix

Mar 10, 2006 11:28 PM

Macromedia Flash Pro 8 Mac Os X Download Windows 10

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Mac OS X; fp6.0.21macosx.hqx. Macromedia Flash Communication Server MX, also released in 2002, allowed video to be streamed to Flash Player 6 (otherwise the. Other ways to view & open SWF files on Mac. There are other options to viewing and opening SWF files on a Mac too: Using the Flash Player debugger downloads from Adobe; Using the free version of Elmedia Player to view a SWF file; If you know of any other simple way to view, open, and play SWF files on Macs, share with us in the comments below. A legion of kids out there is still using Flash 8 and other older versions (up to CS4) to create animations. Because those older versions are easily obtainable for them - although I don't really understand why they would prefer an ancient illegal version of Flash over modern powerful (open source and free) alternatives such as OpenToonz or Krita.