Installing Flash Player into Virtual Memory

Good Morning!

I work in a a very locked down corporate environment
creating
e-learning courses. The version of Flash player on the
desktops of our
users is rather old (Player 6) and it takes an act of God to
get a newer
version installed.

Is there a way I can install the newer version of Flash
player into
virtual memory (most people can't install anything onto
their own
computers) so the user can take the e-learning course or
should I start
praying?

Katya

Instructional Designer, Learning Design and Development
5-4848
 
BlueCross BlueShield of North Carolina
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>>Is there a way I can install the newer version of
Flash 
>>player into virtual memory (most people can't
install 
>>anything onto their own
>>computers) so the user can take the e-learning
course or 
>>should I start praying?

Nope.  Sorry.  Start praying.  If people could do that with
runtimes,
imagine the havok hackers could unleash.

Jason Merrill
Bank of America  
GT&O Learning & Leadership Development
eTools & Multimedia Team


 
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Katya,

I asked a similar question last year. We were trying to run
Flash 7 and
8 courses on locked down computers running Flash 6 player.
Shortly
afterwards the local IT people pushed the Flash 9 player to
the local
computers.

If memory serves there is a Flash player updater out there
on Adobe's
site that will allow an update of the Flash player even on
locked down
PC's. I believe you need to have player version 6.5 or later
for the
updater to work however. One of the Flash gurus can confirm
or deny that
but I *believe* it is possible.

HTH,

___________________________________ 
David Vaughn 
Northrop Grumman Information Technology 
269.961.7158 
david.vaughn.ctrdla.mil 

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Good Morning!

I work in a a very locked down corporate environment
creating e-learning
courses. The version of Flash player on the desktops of our
users is
rather old (Player 6) and it takes an act of God to get a
newer version
installed.

Is there a way I can install the newer version of Flash
player into
virtual memory (most people can't install anything onto
their own
computers) so the user can take the e-learning course or
should I start
praying?

Katya

Instructional Designer, Learning Design and Development
5-4848
 
BlueCross BlueShield of North Carolina
Your plan for better health.

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