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To install application in a multiuser environment you should change the installation mode using the command change user /install.<br />
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But the entire process is explained in the following article:<br />
<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=186498" rel="ugc">http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=186498</a><br />
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Good luck!
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This person did not read the text in the question i used change user /install
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Yes the installer was the answer. Sorry it has taken me a while to test this solution, as there were many other things which were a little bit highter on my &quot;to do&quot; list. Thank for the Help
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How can I install Adobe Flash Player on a Windows 2003 Terminal Server, so that the application is accessable for All Users. I have use the Change User /Install command, and then downloaded the application from Adobe's site, and rebooted, but the flash player does not function for all of the users. I have use meatrix.com as a test site. The server is upgraded to SP2, So..... What is the answer
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How can I install Adobe Flash Player on a Windows 2003 Terminal Server, so that the application is accessable for All Users. I have use the Change User /Install command, and then downloaded the application from Adobe's site, and rebooted, but the flash player does not function for all of the users. I have use meatrix.com as a test site. The server is upgraded to SP2, So..... What is the answer

To install application in a multiuser environment you should change the installation mode using the command change user /install.

But the entire process is explained in the following article:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=186498

Good luck!

This person did not read the text in the question i used change user /install

Yes the installer was the answer. Sorry it has taken me a while to test this solution, as there were many other things which were a little bit highter on my &quot;to do&quot; list. Thank for the Help

Intalling Adobe Flash Player on a Windows 2003 Terminal Server

How can I install Adobe Flash Player on a Windows 2003 Terminal Server, so that the application is accessable for All Users. I have use the Change User /Install command, and then downloaded the application from Adobe&#39;s site, and rebooted, but the flash player does not function for all of the users. I have use meatrix.com as a test site. The server is upgraded to SP2, So..... What is the answer

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