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Answer» Anyone know where to GET the beta release of Flash Player for 64 bit WINDOWS platforms? I was here, then I clicked over to Adobe Labs and couldn't seem to find it. Why do you want the beta? The latest stable version works fine.I didn't know there was a "latest stable" version. According to the link I posted, you can only get the beta.... maybe they just haven't updated the web page yet http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer Quote Flash Player for 64 bit windows platforms You do realise the usual Flash player will work on all 64 bit systems, just no 64 bit browsers? Quote from: kpac on December 18, 2009, 05:27:48 AM http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer You do realise the usual Flash player will work on all 64 bit systems, just no 64 bit browsers? Actually that's what I meant to say... So it runs on 64bit windows but not on the 64 bit browsers.. gotcha Quote So it runs on 64bit windows but not on the 64 bit browsers Yes! If you're running a 64 bit version of Windows, which I assume you are, then you will see "Internet Explorer (64 bit)" in All PROGRAMS. Flash player will not work with this, but will with the normal version of IE.Cool! I didn't even notice the 64 bit IE in "All Programs" I assumed that installing the Vista 64 would automatically use a 64 bit IE browser. I read that when using 64 bit OSs you have to use 64 bit programs, but I didn't consider that 32 bit apps. can run on 64 bit OSs so I got confused.. I've only been a user of 64 bit windows for a week or so Quote I've only been a user of 64 bit windows for a week Same here, for about a month. Quote I read that when using 64 bit OSs you have to use 64 bit programs, but I didn't consider that 32 bit apps. can run on 64 bit OSs so I got confused.. In your main HDD, you will see a "Program Files (x86)" folder - that's where 32 bit apps are kept. 64 bit apps are stored in the normal Program Files folder.good tip... thxmore then you want to know about x64 file/registry redirection Quote from: BC_Programmer on December 18, 2009, 09:54:56 AM more then you want to know about x64 file/registry redirection Haha love the slogan!heh Quote from: kpac on December 18, 2009, 10:02:34 AM Haha love the slogan! I don't even THINK I've mentioned possums there at all.Nice site...BC....finally found it !all have a look at it BC nice site

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Anyone know where to GET the beta release of Flash Player for 64 bit WINDOWS platforms?

I was here, then I clicked over to Adobe Labs and couldn't seem to find it.

Why do you want the beta? The latest stable version works fine.I didn't know there was a "latest stable" version.

According to the link I posted, you can only get the beta.... maybe they just haven't updated the web page yet

http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer

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Flash Player for 64 bit windows platforms

You do realise the usual Flash player will work on all 64 bit systems, just no 64 bit browsers? Quote from: kpac on December 18, 2009, 05:27:48 AM

http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer
You do realise the usual Flash player will work on all 64 bit systems, just no 64 bit browsers?

Actually that's what I meant to say... So it runs on 64bit windows but not on the 64 bit browsers.. gotcha Quote

So it runs on 64bit windows but not on the 64 bit browsers

Yes!

If you're running a 64 bit version of Windows, which I assume you are, then you will see "Internet Explorer (64 bit)" in All PROGRAMS. Flash player will not work with this, but will with the normal version of IE.Cool! I didn't even notice the 64 bit IE in "All Programs"

I assumed that installing the Vista 64 would automatically use a 64 bit IE browser. I read that when using 64 bit OSs you have to use 64 bit programs, but I didn't consider that 32 bit apps. can run on 64 bit OSs so I got confused..

I've only been a user of 64 bit windows for a week or so

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I've only been a user of 64 bit windows for a week

Same here, for about a month.

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I read that when using 64 bit OSs you have to use 64 bit programs, but I didn't consider that 32 bit apps. can run on 64 bit OSs so I got confused..

In your main HDD, you will see a "Program Files (x86)" folder - that's where 32 bit apps are kept. 64 bit apps are stored in the normal Program Files folder.good tip... thxmore then you want to know about x64 file/registry redirection Quote from: BC_Programmer on December 18, 2009, 09:54:56 AM

more then you want to know about x64 file/registry redirection

Haha love the slogan!heh Quote from: kpac on December 18, 2009, 10:02:34 AM

Haha love the slogan!

I don't even THINK I've mentioned possums there at all.Nice site...BC....finally found it !all have a look at it BC

nice site

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