But you do need the latest version of Shockwave Player from Adobe. And there's a recent update to the Opera browser, too, and it seems to be working better in Windows 10 now. Its previous version crashed periodically. But I like it, and it has some nice features.
Ray, I thought the industry was trying to move away from Flash and moving to HTML 5, which plays video itself.
ReplyDeleteI have assumed that Windows 10 would be supporting HTML 5.
Yes, but this isn't Video, it's an interactive game developed
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Shockwave to make it work. Windows 10 does what you expected,
but it also does this, and I'm showing it to demonstrate the
flexibility built into Windows 10.
You asked me about Windows 10 the other day, and may I again
suggest you join us Windows Insiders, and enjoy it yourself?
I'm still thinkin' on it and wondering if there is a down side to it.
ReplyDeleteMaybe have a look at my today's blog first....
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