[Trainer-talk] accessible flash player installer

[Peter Zaremba]

Thanks for this.  If you use the command line you can also get around the unlabeled flash installer buttons by typing "-install"-after the path to the downloaded flash install program e.g., c:\install_flash_player.exe -install.  You will receive no confirmation that it installed, but restart your web browser and you will see flash has been installed.



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FYI

As some of you may have noticed, the recent flash player update for
Windows machines does not label the buttons well.  You can get an
accessible installer at
http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/fp_distribution3.html

This should help you get your flash player kept up to date and secure.
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