Re: FLASH: linux installation problem

[brownh]

> Try the one-or-all-sites test... if one particular site fails, then its

> JavaScript may note permitting your setup, for instance.

> 

> (If no site ever works then you would know to look at the config instead.)

> 

> jd


John,


Sorry again for newbie puzzlement. What is the "one-or-all-sites"

test? It's becoming evident that a person exploring Flash really needs

to have set of URLs to see of what it is capable.  


I did visit a site on which at least the visual aspect of Flash seems

to work nicely, but on the first one I had to pull up the context menu

to trigger a Play for each segment. Your statement seems to infer that

the reason may be an incompatibility between that site's Javascript

and my own "setup." I assume "setup" here refers to my version of

Netscape and its configuration.


Would you happen know that status of a Flash 5 player for Linux?


Haines





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