Tutorial Videos and IE8
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Thanks in advance for all the help I'll be getting here...

I just upgraded to IE8 and the tutorial videos don't play... I just get that lovely red "x". A quick search suggests that IE8 has problems with embedded SWF files... Anyone experience this and/or develop a work around ?? Or might someone have a line into our friends at Google/SketchUp to let them know of this issue ??
For validation - I fired up Mozilla and the videos play just fine...
Thanks again,
Steve W
Southern California -
Which tutorial videos are these? the google ones?
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Thanks Remus -
There's a few ways to navigate there - but here's a path:
from SketchUp:
Help
Help Center
gets you to Google SketchUp Help
Training Programs
Learn More
Online Tutorials : Videos
New to SketchUp
Basic Concepts
This is the first in the series - but none of them play in IE8Thanks again !!
Steve W
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Cheers, i'll pass it on

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Well, if it's an IE issue, there's not much Google can do. But go ahead, Remus, best if Google knows about it.
I don't know however how MS wants to survive these days without Flash support!
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I was thinking it might be something to do with the way theyve coded their pages, so there might be a workaround.
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I am and have been using IE8 from the beta days without having this problem, all video, flash, etc plays perfectly on my side, May be something to do with your options I think, maybe your permissions need to be adjusted.
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Like Pete, I've also been using IE8 the past 2-3 month, while it's been beta (It's not beta anymore) and although I experienced some strange behaviours from time to time, I don't have any issues with videos, flash or alike...
This just to say that like Pete, I don't have any issues... -
Thanks all...
It appears that my new IE8 installation wasn't "all the way" completed.
Instead of selecting "Ask me later" with my latest update attempt - I let it "install" the default settings...
All working now.
Thanks again.
But there is some chatter about IE8 and SWF... not applicable here though.
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