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adobe-flashplugin package

after I download adobe i dont know how to implement it.

Asked by Mario Desimoni

how do I implement adobe after I download it? Or any program for that matter?

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Best zvacet (ivicakolic) said : 		#1

Witch Adobe product you downloaded?For other programs you maybe need first look in synaptic.If you don´t find it there try to download deb package from original site.If that is not available you will have to compile package,but I think it is very rare.

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Mario Desimoni (mldesimoni-gmail) said : 		#2

Hello zvacet

Thank you for quick response. Im trying to use the "ClubPenguin.com" for my
daughter and it calls for me to download Adobe player and I download it and
I think Im extracting it or what? Thats when I get lost and fustrated.
Please show me step by step if you can.

Thanks
Mario

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marcus aurelius (adbiz) said : 		#3

you don't need to extract it anywhere.
i'm assuming you're referring to adobe flash player. i can't be sure because the site isn't loading up.
anyways,

1. click on system>administration>software sources
2. click on other software tab
3. check the first link then close
4. click on system>administration>synaptic package manager
5. click on update that appears at the top left corner
6. in the search box, type flash and look for adobe flash plugin
7. click the box beside the entry
8. click the big green checkmark and flash is automatically installed for you.

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zvacet (ivicakolic) said : 		#4

Or you can find in Ubuntu software center ubuntu restricted extras.

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Mario Desimoni (mldesimoni-gmail) said : 		#5

thank you. I just need to look for the deb packages.

thanks