Re: Vista 64 bit and Adobe Flash Player

Bob Campbell <> wrote:
>
> >
> > How can adobe continue to limit Flash Player to 32 Bit when nearly all
> > new computers come with 64 bit OS's?
>
> Because they are clueless.

Yeah, Adobe are such idiots. I can't run my 8TB web-based Flash
applications until they sort this out. I just wish they employed people
like Bob Campbell at Adobe, so that they would make better decisions and
make the 64-bit edition of Flash Player top priority.

> Meanwhile, run the 32 bit IE 7, this will
> allow you to use the 32 bit Flash plugin,

No! I do *not* want to use the 32-bit version of IE7, because I have a
64-bit OS! It is so much cooler to be able to say that I only use 64-bit
IE, because it is just a lot better, because it is! These web-based
applications need to address a lot of memory these days - you would be
surprised.

ss.

Thanks Bob, It loaded and is printing. Must have happened like yours Now I
have to find out how to print in B&W vs. color. I don't know where the answer
is. Thanks,
--
Gregory


"Synapse Syndrome" wrote:

> Bob Campbell <> wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > How can adobe continue to limit Flash Player to 32 Bit when nearly all
> > > new computers come with 64 bit OS's?
> >
> > Because they are clueless.
>
> Yeah, Adobe are such idiots. I can't run my 8TB web-based Flash
> applications until they sort this out. I just wish they employed people
> like Bob Campbell at Adobe, so that they would make better decisions and
> make the 64-bit edition of Flash Player top priority.
>
> > Meanwhile, run the 32 bit IE 7, this will
> > allow you to use the 32 bit Flash plugin,
>
> No! I do *not* want to use the 32-bit version of IE7, because I have a
> 64-bit OS! It is so much cooler to be able to say that I only use 64-bit
> IE, because it is just a lot better, because it is! These web-based
> applications need to address a lot of memory these days - you would be
> surprised.
>
> ss.
>
>
>