IE7 question. Version 10b of Adobe caused me grief, so I downgraded to 9.
Today it "again" for the 5th time, asked me to update so I went for it. Are
they changing anything, or will my troubles return? Thanks.

Tony,
Make sure you use the Adobe app that removes the previous flash version
before installing 10b. There may be a reboot required in the process. The
newer version resolved a screen freeze issue I've had for over a year. And
a few media sites (CBS for one) still don't have their detection up to date
to recognize the new installation and nag about upgrading before allowing
full screen video.
Craig

"Tony Linguini" wrote:

> IE7 question. Version 10b of Adobe caused me grief, so I downgraded to 9.
> Today it "again" for the 5th time, asked me to update so I went for it. Are
> they changing anything, or will my troubles return? Thanks.
>

"John" <a> wrote in message news:%230VsANkrJHA.772@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>
> "Donald Anadell" <danadell@nospamersmikrotec.com> wrote in message
> news:Ojb%23xVhrJHA.5356@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
>>
>>>Are they changing anything,
>>
>> You would have to ask Adobe that question, or inquire on the Adobe Flash
>> Player Forum. The latest version of Flash Player 10 is still
>> 10.0.22.87(Flash10b.ocx).
>>
>
> Here's why they released 10.0.22.87:
> http://www.adobe.com/support/securit...apsb09-01.html

Thanks, I'm fully aware of the Security updates associated with version
10.0.22.87 of the Flash Player.

The OP's question as stated:
"Are they changing anything, or will my troubles return?"

I think his question is not so much directed toward the security
improvements with version 10.0.22.87, but rather with problems he has with
getting that version of the Flash Player installed properly on his machine.
Although he never fully explained what his statement "10b of Adobe caused me
grief" actually meant.

Good luck,

Donald Anadell






>
> <snip>
> A potential vulnerability has been identified in Adobe Flash Player
> 10.0.12.36 and earlier that could allow an attacker who successfully
> exploits this potential vulnerability to take control of the affected
> system.
>

"Tony Linguini" <pccarguy********.com> wrote in message
news:A3E9CC96-A4A9-491B-85D5-EC121E36A18D@microsoft.com...

> IE7 question. Version 10b of Adobe caused me grief, so I downgraded to 9.
> Today it "again" for the 5th time, asked me to update so I went for it.

I'll preface my comments by saying that I've never had a problem with any
version of the Flash Player on Windows XP SP3. That's not to say that
others have not had issues, but those issues generally stem from
installation problems of one type or another.

>Are they changing anything,

You would have to ask Adobe that question, or inquire on the Adobe Flash
Player Forum. The latest version of Flash Player 10 is still
10.0.22.87(Flash10b.ocx).

or will my troubles return?

We don't know what your troubles were, or what troubleshooting steps you
took other than downgrading to Version 9:)

You might want to browse around in the Flash Player forum to see if there is
any new buzz relating to your issues with the Flash Player:
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforu...184&forumid=44

Good luck,

Donald Anadell



Thanks.
>

You didn't explain what your "grief" is, so it's anyone's guess whether
your troubles will return.
---
Leonard Grey
Errare humanum est

Tony Linguini wrote:
> IE7 question. Version 10b of Adobe caused me grief, so I downgraded to
> 9. Today it "again" for the 5th time, asked me to update so I went for
> it. Are they changing anything, or will my troubles return? Thanks.