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Geek Adept
Can anyone recommend a SWF player that can be installed offline.
The adobe products always look for a connection to the web. Is their a free option (preferably with no pop-ups etc) to install onto a machine that's not connected to the web.
TIA
Grand Master Geek
Your web browser will play swf files.
Geek Adept
Unfortunately not on the PC concerned. It's not connected to the web.Your web browser will play swf files.
Dumpster Diver Extraordinaire
Why do you say this pc doesn't play them? IE and Firefox play swf files just fine! You don't need adobe at all.
I used to save loads of swf files for kid's games and such. I set the 'opens with' to my browser and it works like a charm.
There's no place like 127.0.0.1
Geek Adept
I take it that by default a swf file should play using IE or Firefox.Why do you say this pc doesn't play them? IE and Firefox play swf files just fine!
On the machine in question the file won't play. It now looks like could be that the swf file is corrupt.
My impression was that it was missing a codec or an add-in that was the reason for the original post.
Grand Master Geek
As I recall, you do need to install shockwave support in those browsers. I don't know of any way to do that offline.
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