The Flash plugin to which I referred appears to be a version of Flash 7 
that Innotek developed for OS/2 but then could not get permission from 
MacroMedia to distribute (probably because MacroMedia did not want to 
upset Micro$oft). A copy neverthless escaped, it seems, and was to be 
found on a Russian FTP server.

Although is has been suggested that further distribution of this file 
may harm Innotek and hinder its further development of products for 
OS/2, you can find a link to it in a message on the eComStation Yahoo! 
group. Searching for "flash" in the subject line would be a good place 
to start.

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Alan


On 01/07/05 11:57 am Don{ald} O. Woodall tossed the following 
ingredients into the ever-growing pot of cybersoup:

>  >I'm using Mozilla 1.7.3 with the "dubious" Flash
plugin, so I see a page
>  >with animation. If you don't have a compatible Flash version you might
>  >perhaps see something different. I click on the
"Products" link at the
>  >top of the page, then on the next page I click the Download PDF link for
>  >the DC Fan & Blower catalog, and I can read the catalog in Acrobat
>  >Reader 5.1 (the beta from Innotek), although I see a warning message
>  >that I may need a later version.

>      One of the screen blocking frames covers the full screen width for
> the top 10 lines or so.
> 
>      Where do I get this "dubious" Flash plugin?
> 
>      I obviously have never really tried to install any
"Flash" plugins.



 
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