Re: FLASH: Hybrid HTML and Flash

[Gregg Caines]

WinNT must have a different way of registering the 

ActiveX component.  That's the only way I can 

explain it, since I've never had a problem with Win9x.


Netscape should be easier as it is not integrated with 

the OS like IE is.  You just go to Netscape's plugins 

folder and cut and paste the plugin out of there (or 

maybe just rename it... I've never tried it, but there's

no reason why it shouldn't work).


I hope that helps...


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Gregg Caines

n e o m e t r i x  systems inc.

http://www.neometrixsystems.com

gcainesneometrixsystems [dot] com

> First, I tried Gregg's suggestion of renaming the flash folder to

> deactivate the activex in IE, but IE still ran the flash, even after I

> had cleared the IE cache.  So I went to the mm site and followed the

> instructions for removing the activex plugin.  Now when I go to the page

> (http://www.pmas.com/pmas2.html), I get an error ("Install on Demand has

> detected an error. Object doesn't support this property or method.") and

> a big blank where the replacement gif should be.  Why?




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