New Release -- July 28th, 2011

[mcdaddie]

Originally Posted by Taz D

Adobe is still only releasing the same version, 10.3.183.5. If they had released a new one then the version number would have changed. What Google does with Chrome doesn't effect IE or Firefox. When they announced here that the developers had fixed the problem my IE corrected immediately without having to download Adobe Flash again and no I do not let Adobe do automatic updates on my computers. No where on Adobe's web-site or forums is there any information on a correction and release of a new version. I do my research.

Well Taz, sounds like you have an issue with Google. That's okay, some do. But if you were to use Google to search Adobe Flash upgrades, you could find a version like I did. Here, I will help with the first leg of your investigation. http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer11.html

You will find a version; Beta 2 11.0.d1.98 to get them over the hump. All of this, including installation instructions were posted in this forum days ago under the "Display" problem thread. Also, I don't think a lot of people use "PIG" I.E. Most of the people that were in trouble after Adobe put in the temp fix were Chrome users. That is the only reason that I posted about the new Chrome update that happened today, that put people back on track in FarmTown.

[al_bundy]

Originally Posted by mcdaddie

Well Taz, sounds like you have an issue with Google. That's okay, some do. But if you were to use Google to search Adobe Flash upgrades, you could find a version like I did. Here, I will help with the first leg of your investigation. http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer11.html

You will find a version; Beta 2 11.0.d1.98 to get them over the hump. All of this, including installation instructions were posted in this forum days ago under the "Display" problem thread. Also, I don't think a lot of people use "PIG" I.E. Most of the people that were in trouble after Adobe put in the temp fix were Chrome users. That is the only reason that I posted about the new Chrome update that happened today, that put people back on track in FarmTown.

yes we all know about the fp11 beta and that improved it but i still have the same version installed on my other computer that caused the problem since the farmtown devs fixed the problem my other computer no longer has the vertical text and no adobe upgrades on that computer have happened since the one was released that caused the problem and now the text has gone back to normal using the adobe 10XXXXX version if i or anyone goes to the adobe website and clciks download flash player it is still the same version that was realeased that caused the problem only now when you install it it doesent cause the vertical text as farmtown have fixed that. if you want fp11 you have to search for it but that is not nessessary now.

[Docperk]

Originally Posted by al_bundy

the dot next to his name goes green when he is online

same as with all other users.

Originally Posted by Tony D

Or you can click on "Quick Links" and select "Who's on-line"

Originally Posted by JAS0643

At the bottom of the first page it shows all the members online Raul's name will show in bright blue.

Thank you all for answering, looks like there a few ways.

[Taz D]

Originally Posted by mcdaddie

Well Taz, sounds like you have an issue with Google. That's okay, some do. But if you were to use Google to search Adobe Flash upgrades, you could find a version like I did. Here, I will help with the first leg of your investigation. http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer11.html

You will find a version; Beta 2 11.0.d1.98 to get them over the hump. All of this, including installation instructions were posted in this forum days ago under the "Display" problem thread. Also, I don't think a lot of people use "PIG" I.E. Most of the people that were in trouble after Adobe put in the temp fix were Chrome users. That is the only reason that I posted about the new Chrome update that happened today, that put people back on track in FarmTown.

If you had looked closer I was one of the ones posting that as an option. And I was using it. The really strange thing is Adobe released that beta on the same day they released version 10.3.183.5. So if they new it was bad then why did they release it.
I have never had any problems with IE except for file downloads occasionally. I have and use Google Chrome for a secondary to get those downloads that won't complete on IE. I don't like the text that Chrome uses for web pages which is why it is a secondary.
This is all I will say on this subject.