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3. Flash player keeps telling me directories don't exist when I know they do, so it won't install. I type the path to a plugin directory and it says the path is invalid.
4. My fonts are not antialiased. Some of them were when I first installed, so I turned on antialiased fonts in the KDE Control Center, but now none are antialiased. They're really ugly. Here is my fonts config:
you don't really need to use the installer... you can simply put flashplayer.xpt and libflashplayer.so in your plugin directory... for example: /usr/lib/mozilla-1.4/plugins/
by the way, you shouldn't remove the questions you asked in post #1 as they get answered... removing them makes it more difficult for someone else in the future to understand what was being asked on this thread...
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