Hi Sean,
Thank you for posting. From your post, my understanding on this issue is:
You navigate to a web page, which contains flash, in a WebBrower control on
a Windows form. But the flash can¡¯t play normally. If I¡¯m off base,
please feel free to let me know.
To play a flash directly, you must install the corresponding flash player
such as Shockwave flash player. If the flash is embedded in a web page, you
should install the corresponding flash player add-on to play the flash in
the web page. Please check if you have installed the corresponding flash
player or add-on. To check the add-ons installed in Internet Explorer, open
the Internet Explorer and select the menu "Tools"->"Internet Options...".
In the Internet Options dialogbox, go to the "Program" tab and click the
"Manage Add-ons" button. In the Managed Add-ons dialogbox,select "Add-ons
that have been used by Internet Explorer" in the "Show" combox, and all
add-ons installed will be listed in the listbox below. If you can't find
the add-on to play the flash, it means it hasn't been installed yet. For
more information, please contact the flash producer.
Hope this is helpful to you.
Please let me know if you have any other concerns, or need anything else.
Sincerely,
Linda Liu
Microsoft Online Community Support
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