From Adobe's site. "iOS devices: AIR apps for iOS install a "captive" version of Adobe AIR; therefore, users do not install a dedicated version of AIR."

Originally Posted by BGameman

From Adobe's site. "iOS devices: AIR apps for iOS install a "captive" version of Adobe AIR; therefore, users do not install a dedicated version of AIR."

What function comes from getting this Air from Adobe. I just wish I could get Flash from Adobe!

Again, as I posted in another one of your threads, Flash cannot (and probably will not ever) be used on the iPad.

See this sticky for details: Flash and the iPad

Marilyn

Originally Posted by Mickey330

Again, as I posted in another one of your threads, Flash cannot (and probably will not ever) be used on the iPad.

See this sticky for details: Flash and the iPad

Marilyn

Have you seen recent announcement about adobe making a server type arrangement &...well, 2 ways that Flash will be made available for use by those like us who cannot get it? I felt as though it was written for me! I'd like to know how to set more extensive Java settings so that some other things would work. What can be enabled, I have done but apparently, it isn't enough. These iPad2 are great with that being one limitation. Another is not being able to use Firefox which I desperately miss. For one thing, with FF, I can set it to remember my passwords, encrypted, of course but my brain cannot keep up with all of the various passwords & heaven forbid when one needs to be reset, then, I'm really sunk. Look for that announcement by Adobe, it's exciting & hopeful. Bye, S