Registration Information; Font Installation; Known Issues - Adobe FLASH CS4 PROFESSIONAL - READ ME Manual

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http://www.adobe.com/go/activation.
Note: If you want to install the product on a different computer, you must first deactivate the
software on your computer. To deactivate, choose Help > Deactivate.

Registration information

When you install your software, be sure to register to get up-to-date product information, training,
newsletters, and invitations to Adobe events and seminars.

Font installation

The installation disk contains "miniml" fonts. To use the fonts, copy them to your system. For
installation information, see http://www.adobe.com/go/learn_fontinstall_en.
miniml fonts are vector-based pixel font emulations that are designed to remain aliased in Flash
and Fireworks. Aliased fonts improve legibility because of their high contrast.

Known issues

Please refer to Adobe Support
Suite 4 applications.
GB18030 support for Windows XP
In order to support the display of all characters of the Chinese standard GB18030 on Windows
XP systems, Adobe recommends the installation of the Microsoft GB18030 Support Package
followed by the Flash GB18030 workaround.
The Microsoft support package will update an XP system with, among other things, fonts and
input-method-editors (IMEs) to correctly support GB18030. The support package is available as a
download from the Microsoft website. (#BG061690)
To Install:
1. Install the GB Support Package from
http://www.microsoft.com/china/windows2000/downloads/18030.mspx
The Flash GB18030 workaround allows Flash to support GB18030. The workaround is available
as a download from the Adobe Flash support page.
To Install:
1. Run GB18030_Enable.bat (included in the attached zip file)
2. Run Flash and proceed with your testing.
To Uninstall:
1. Run GB18030_Disable.bat (also included in the attached zip file)
2. Flash will now run as normal without the GB18030 workaround.
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