Vista - Flash Forms in IE7 and Vista

We have an online system developed that makes use of Flash Form through a
web browser. Up until now there have been no issues, but I have changed to
VISTA OS and IE7. Now when entering data into the form I am getting
keystroke errors, where the keys are not recognized and skips over them. So
for example I type "Client is homebound" I look up and see "Clt ishm bnd".
Only is happening on my system. The XP systems using IE7 do not have this
issue. Does anyone have any ideas on what is wrong and how I can fix it?

I am on Flash Player 9 and Acrobat 8.0. Once again, the ONLY difference
between my system and the other is XP vs. VISTA.

TIA

JC Harris

"John Harris" <jcz@tampabay.rr.com> wrote in message
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> We have an online system developed that makes use of Flash Form through a
> web browser. Up until now there have been no issues, but I have changed to
> VISTA OS and IE7. Now when entering data into the form I am getting
> keystroke errors, where the keys are not recognized and skips over them.
> So
> for example I type "Client is homebound" I look up and see "Clt ishm bnd".
> Only is happening on my system. The XP systems using IE7 do not have this
> issue. Does anyone have any ideas on what is wrong and how I can fix it?
>
> I am on Flash Player 9 and Acrobat 8.0. Once again, the ONLY difference
> between my system and the other is XP vs. VISTA.


Are you sure that your Flash plug-in isn't broken?

See if you can view videos on YouTube to check it.
http://www.youtube.com/

The Disk Cleanup thing breaks Flash when you select to cleanup downloaded
program files. I don't know is MS or Adobe has fixed this yet.

If Flash is broken and you cannot view YouTube videos, you will have to look
for the standalone Flash installer to fix it, as the Adobe Flash webpage for
installing it thinks Flash is already installed and working correctly.

ss.

Synapse Syndrome wrote:

>
> The Disk Cleanup thing breaks Flash when you select to cleanup
> downloaded program files. I don't know is MS or Adobe has fixed this yet.

I don't consider this to be broken as the Disk Cleanup is doing what it
is being asked to do. I doubt a 'fix' will be along any time soon unless
the ability to select which downloaded files to be removed is added.

"Neil Harley" <nomail@home.net> wrote in message
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> Synapse Syndrome wrote:
>
>>
>> The Disk Cleanup thing breaks Flash when you select to cleanup
>> downloaded program files. I don't know is MS or Adobe has fixed this
>> yet.
>
> I don't consider this to be broken as the Disk Cleanup is doing what it is
> being asked to do. I doubt a 'fix' will be along any time soon unless the
> ability to select which downloaded files to be removed is added.



No, it does break Flash, as it not removed completely. The Adobe website
thinks that it has already been installed, so you cannot install it again.
You need the standalone installer.

In XP, Disk Cleanup does not affect Flash.

ss.