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by breade98

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I found the solution, Internet options, security tab, custom level, enable :Display video and animation on a web page that does not use an external media player. Thank You for all your responses.

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by nepenthe0

There must be a reason why you prefer Internet Explorer to Firefox, or you wouldn't bother posting this question.

IE-6 installs with Windows XP SP2. I jettisoned IE-7 because it usurped too much real estate on my notebook desktop (3 toolbars); IE-6 allows one to consolidate everything into a single toolbar.

I have never experienced an [i]issue[/i] with Adobe Flash using IE-6. Perhaps IE-6 is an option for you. If not, or if you prefer IE-7, check the [i]add-on[/i] menu:

Tools > Manage add-ons

Be sure Shockwave Flash is [i]enabled[/i].

Rick/Portland, OR

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