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More Adobe Shockwave Player
"A file replacement was attempted on the protected system file file_name. To maintain system stability, the file has been restored to the correct Microsoft version. If problems occur with your application, please contact the application vendor for support." In the past the Macromedia Shockwave Player included the Macromedia Flash Player in it's installation. Windows XP includes the Flash player in its default installation, thus causing an alert upon installing the Shockwave player. Please follow our Adobe Shockwave Installation Guide. Un-install Shockwave using the Uninstaller and Re-install using Full Installer. CPU Hogging
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Users of the Microsoft WindowsXP operating system
receive the following message when attempting to install the free Shockwave
Player:
The
Windows Task Manager CPU usage meter shows 100% utilization when CueTable
is running. This affect is see since CueTable contains Flash content.
Our tests have shown that it doesn't occupy all the CPU's processing power
or prevent you from running other software.
In
the middle of May 2006. Microsoft has "Updated"
their browser. People now have to activate the Active-X Control when opening
any interactive media (including WeiTable and CueTable) in Internet Explorer.
This does not happen on any other browsers.