said:
Hi,
>I am not sure. I have a \innowin\fonts subdirectory on drive H. It has
>the following files:
>opens___.ttf
>Vera.ttf
>VeraBd.ttf
These are just the TrueType fonts. The library is installed as
\os2\dll\ft2lib.dll.
>I did a search for FLASHWIN.DLL and found it in: H:\firefox\plugins. I
>have now copied it to H:\seamonkey\plugins. Do you think that will make
>a difference?
It depends on where you store your plugins. If you have MOZ_PLUGIN_PATH
defined, that's where you plugins are for all browsers. If you have
private installs for each broswer, then copying is OK. However, you need
to copy all the flash files and you need to run flashinst.exe to get the
registry set up properly.
>What do I look for to determine that?
You can check the date on
\Innotek\innowin\innowin.dll
and read
\Innotek\INNOWIN\readme.txt
Steven
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