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snidely

Discussion Starter · Apr 14, 2004

I'm running icredimail and it worked fine till this evening.then all of a sudden
it told me the I need to load a correct version of macromedia flash to run the program.I did ,But it still told me the same thing again, it takes me to macro,site and instantly downloads tells me its complete,I go back to incredimail only to find the same problem ,,,I've looked into the files and wonder why windows media player is controling some of the files ,If I click on a file it tells me that the file is the wrong type ,I've removed the program twice and reinstalled ,same thing ?? Now here's the thing that I think screwed it up ,before it messed up I was taking certain software programs from my desktop and puting them into my software folder to clean up,I really would like to find the answer to this ,,and you guys are the best ,,,Snidely

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Whiteskin

· #9 · Apr 17, 2004

Styxx said:
Uninstall Incredimail, restart your computer and use Outlook Express as your Windows e-mail client. Incredimail's non-Microsoft certified third-party software and therefore is not guaranteed to work with Windows long-term.

Why is that even a valid answer? I'm sorry, but if your os will occasionally say that third party programs are not allowed, then why is that product even still worth it. Actually, btw, it is certified, and incredimail is a microsoft partner. Where did you get macromedia from?

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