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keithy397 · 04-22-2008, 07:01 AM

Hi,

Firstly, make sure it is in the correct location. It should be here:-
C:\Windows(or WINNT)\System32\MACROMED\Flash....
If it isn't, move it there.

If that doesn't work type about:plugins in your addy bar and 'Enter'. You'll see a list of all your plugins. As you rightly point out, it is the Shockwave player you're having problems with. If you can't make sense of what it says there, at the top you'll see a link for 'pluginsdoc'. Follow that link, you should be able to sort things out from there.

04-22-2008, 07:01 AM	#2 (permalink)
keithy397 Alternative Computing Team Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Anglesey, North Wales Posts: 358 OS: w2k pro	Re: Firefox caused an Error Hi, Firstly, make sure it is in the correct location. It should be here:- C:\Windows(or WINNT)\System32\MACROMED\Flash.... If it isn't, move it there. If that doesn't work type about:plugins in your addy bar and 'Enter'. You'll see a list of all your plugins. As you rightly point out, it is the Shockwave player you're having problems with. If you can't make sense of what it says there, at the top you'll see a link for 'pluginsdoc'. Follow that link, you should be able to sort things out from there. __________________ Cheers, Keith Remember to clear Firefox cache regularly