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Does Flash crash a lot normaly?

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BAZZZZZMAN

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I am enjoying using and learning Flash 4.0 but every half hour or so it regularly crashes spectacularly ! I always have to ensure that I save the work&nbsp;&nbsp;as soon as I get the first symptom and then immediately end task and re boot the programme before continuing...I dont mind doing this but I just wondered if anyone else is having the same issue? and is there anything I can do to improve the performance? <br>anyone???? please?
 
I think this isn't normal for flash. Cause I've been working with flash on both PC and Mac and I never had this problem. I think there is something wrong in your configuration of your computer (e.g. Windows 95/98 or Mac OS). You have to find out where that problem lies. Maybe reinstall your pc.
 
I have the same problem with flash.&nbsp;&nbsp;Its a real pain. I have to save my work periodically and as soon as i see that the program is acting funny, ie: things start to disapear, such as letters, numbers, graphics....i have to reboot the computer or have it crash.&nbsp;&nbsp;If anyone has an answer to this growin epidemic, i'd like to hear it
 
It happens to me, too.&nbsp;&nbsp;Every now and then everything hangs up and I have to close the program and start it up again.&nbsp;&nbsp;I don't know if it is Flash itself, or a conflict which occurs with MS Windows.&nbsp;&nbsp;In any case, I've learned to save my work after I do any movie sequence. <p>Judland<br><a href=mailto:judlandwaste@netscape.net>judlandwaste@netscape.net</a><br><a href= Sky Media Group</a><br> for my Intellivision site.
 
Flash is a very stable application unless you start to use large files like music or huge pictures that you import. When using these items you have to give flash a chance to keep up with your clicks from your mouse. I suggest shrinking you files before you import them. <p>Todd Norris<br><a href=mailto:Todd.Norris@home.com>Todd.Norris@home.com</a><br><a href= Personal Profile 2000</a><br>Hope this helps !
 
Yes, Flash gets unstable when you try to add to much information at the same time. I think that if you guys turn on the Outline option for layers with pictures that would help you. Also select the Fast or Outline views.<br><br>Good luck people <p>Fernando Regueiro<br><a href=mailto:ferhelping@yahoo.com>ferhelping@yahoo.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>
 
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