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1. Re: What is Adobe Device Central
Newsgroup_User Jul 14, 2008 12:14 PM (in response to David Stover)> My first response is:
> 1.I was not looking to update anything at this time. I was not trying to
> do
> anything except turn my computer on.
Adobe, like many companies these days (like Apple with iTunes for
instance!!!), assumes you want to keep up to date with the latest software,
so installing Adobe software sets up your machine to automatically look for
software updates.
> 2. As I look at this forum, it appears that all the responses in this
> "Device
> Central" forum are directed to Mac users.
No it is software for PC and Mac. It's software that enables you to test and
profile software, applications, graphics, even web pages that are designed
for mobile devices.
> 3. It appears that FlashLite is some download that is useful for those who
> want to use advanced features on their cell phones, which I have no
> interest in.
Flash Lite is a version of the Flash player for cell phones, PDAs and
certain other mobile devices. At this time it is not normally a download,
but rather a version of the player that is pre-installed by the device
manufacturer. There are *developer* versions of the Flash Lite player
available for download, but they are not targeted at consumers.
> 4. What should I make of all of this? What is the ConnAPI.dll that I
> apparently do not have?
If you have Flash CS3 or CS2 installed, you probably have Device Central
installed. The error you are getting suggests some fault in your
installation. You might find reinstalling Flash (or the Adobe Suite you
have, if you installed a suite) will fix the error.
So far as I know there is not a separate installer or uninstaller for Device
Central.
HTH
Steve
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