Feller
06-24-2008, 11:44 PM
hello,
I'm running flash CS3 on my MacBook. it's run beautifully for me....for the last year...until this week. I recently installed, using the Adobe Updater, the most recent update to flash (not sure about the version, in the "about flash" dialogue box, it just say's 9.0). After installing this update, I am finding that flash is crashing on me several times a day, today being the worst. I'll be working as normal, then I get the spinning beach ball of doom indefinitely, until I just force-quit the program.
I've tried restarting my computer and ensuring I have no other background apps running, but the problem is persisting. so 2 questions:
1) has anyone else experienced this same problem? if so, what, if anything did you do to fix it.
2) does anyone know of a way to roll-back this update? unlike patches for programs/games, or version updates, I can't seem to find a way to revert to an older version of CS3 where I did not have this problem
*note: I have not installed, or updated or dowloaded any applications or updates since this last one, so I'm pretty sure it's something to do with flash internally.
thanks!
-Dan
I'm running flash CS3 on my MacBook. it's run beautifully for me....for the last year...until this week. I recently installed, using the Adobe Updater, the most recent update to flash (not sure about the version, in the "about flash" dialogue box, it just say's 9.0). After installing this update, I am finding that flash is crashing on me several times a day, today being the worst. I'll be working as normal, then I get the spinning beach ball of doom indefinitely, until I just force-quit the program.
I've tried restarting my computer and ensuring I have no other background apps running, but the problem is persisting. so 2 questions:
1) has anyone else experienced this same problem? if so, what, if anything did you do to fix it.
2) does anyone know of a way to roll-back this update? unlike patches for programs/games, or version updates, I can't seem to find a way to revert to an older version of CS3 where I did not have this problem
*note: I have not installed, or updated or dowloaded any applications or updates since this last one, so I'm pretty sure it's something to do with flash internally.
thanks!
-Dan