"JIM.H." <J***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4AFC3B80-79AD-42CB-9340-161ED244BBD5@microsoft.com...
> Hello,
> Our web site is developed by someone else and I see they used macromedia
> flash player. Now sometimes on some computers the text in the flash do not
> show up, and sometime it asks to download macromedia flash and it starts
> showing the text. How does everyone else handle flash in their web sites,
> is
> there any way we can force to download flash at the background?
> Thanks,
>

"Mark Fitzpatrick" wrote:

> No. As a security feature this has to be something that is allowed by the
> user so that the browser doesn't install mallicious plug-ins. Part of the
> problem is the developer who made the Flash created it for the most current
> Flash player, not thinking that not all users have this player (or actually
> just didn't think about the compatibility issue at all). It's possible that
> targetting a Flash 6 or 7 format would alleviate many problems as almost 99%
> of all Internet users have Flash installed already, they just might not have
> the correct version.
>
>         Hope this helps,
>         Mark Fitzpatrick
>         Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
>
> "JIM.H." <J***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:4AFC3B80-79AD-42CB-9340-161ED244BBD5@microsoft.com...
> > Hello,
> > Our web site is developed by someone else and I see they used macromedia
> > flash player. Now sometimes on some computers the text in the flash do not
> > show up, and sometime it asks to download macromedia flash and it starts
> > showing the text. How does everyone else handle flash in their web sites,
> > is
> > there any way we can force to download flash at the background?
> > Thanks,
> >
>
>
>