anyone know how to control flash Fromm  hogging web pages  : like a switch to turn it on and off?
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If you are using Mozzila Firefox they have a special extension to do that that you can download. I'm not sure what it's called though...
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Which browsers are you using?\n\nFirefox (Windows): Tools > Options > Content\nFirefox (Linux): Edit > Preferences > Content\nDetailed instructions at http://www.terryscomputertips.com/computers/howto-turn-on-javascript-firefox.php\n\nFor IE 5.x and 6.x:\nTools > Internet Options > Security tab > Custom Level in Security Level for this Zone\n\nScroll down to Scripting, near the bottom of the list. Under Active Scripting, choose Enable. OK. OK.\n\nFor detailed instructions and other browsers see the source.
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flash player 9 is like a software to help run thing quicker
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The first bit of advice I'll give you is to create a *much* simplified version of your site. Very few people are going to spend more than a few moments at your site when every single link leads to a 5-second flash animation. I got tired of waiting *very* quickly and I imagine other people will as well.
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No. For tons of "Flash" info, hit this link.\n\nhttp://flashgordon.ws/
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If you are talking about the banners/ads that are on webpages and you are using FireFox, try getting the extension off of FF's page called FlashBlock...that way pages in FF will load faster...I have this extension and do enjoy it...you will see a play button on the area where the flash stuff is on a webpage and if you want to play it simply click on that play button.  Hope this helps.
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You should install the latest flash "driver" for your browser!
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I will explain it guickly without getting into details...\n\n- Design the loading animation\n- Set the Flash file loading script to run in the background\n- Set the loading animation when reaches to the end to view, if the loading is complete, then go to screen#2, else, return back with the timeline to the start point of the Loading Animation...\n\nPretty Simple...\n\nBy the way, if you are a starter in Flash, I recommend you use an easier tool first. Try SWiSH, its much easier and a lot of handy features...\nhttp://www.swishzone.com/index.php?area=products&product=max&PHPSESSID=bf8c9877dbdfb1d6081efcef97b86616\n\nGood Luck...
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Um, Do You Have Flash Player Installed...
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you need to set the margin of your <body> tag to 0. see below:\n<body style="margin:0px">\n    <embed src="swf/header.swf" width="733" height="150" type="application/x-shockwave-...\n\nfor IE browsers, you can use:\n<body topmargin="0" leftmargin="0">\n\nbasically, what we're trying to do is to set the margin to 0 so that your flash "sticks" to the topmost portion of your web browser.
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There are 2 solutions.  Flash has been turned off by a Microsoft update.  My original solution, which worked really well, is to download Opera, and install Flash.  There is now another solution on the Adobe website.  There are not Adobe and Macromedia Flash players by the way.  Adobe absorbed Macromedia, so you get the Macromedia player from Adobe.  Read the following to uninstall Flash from IE (also Opera at the same time if you have it on your system).\nhttp://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_14157\nRun the uninstall programme.\nThen go here, download and re-install.\nhttp://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download.cgi?P1_Prod_Version=ShockwaveFlash\nIt works.
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That is a bug in Internet Exploder which tries to access memory location 4  (which does not exist or it is not allowed to). Get Firefox, which is better and safer for free !
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You need to download FLASH PLAYER.
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go to http://gotoandlearn.com/ and see the video 'Full Browser Flash'\n\nthere's a bunch of other good videos there as well..\n\n-larsB
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templatebox.com has premade temps.... the "mini browser" you'll be working with is everything on the macromedia flash stage... u can also create flash using programs such as Swish
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You should check your Flash preferences. When this little POPUP windows you can click on SETTINGS and stop that annoying message by unchecking the Flash protection box that tells Flash components needs your approval to run, go around you'll find it or just go to the following URL and find out more about Settings on Macromedia Flash Player: http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager.html , then you are done and go on! Good luck!
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The only way that you can accomplish this objective is to use a server-side language to put an expiring cookie on user's computer to determine that the user is still in the current visit.\n\nAs another poster answered, putting audio on your web site that automatically plays is a bad thing.  If you really want to put audio on your site, you should only do so through Adobe Flash where the audio file is compressed for better loading/buffering and with the default of "off" and give the user the control to play the audio if he/she would like.