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Thanks Seth. &nbsp;Do you see people using it a lot in the corporate environments? &nbsp;What about Air?
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Thanks Seth.  Do you see people using it a lot in the corporate environments?  What about Air?

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@Tiras25 - You are very welcome and I was happy to help.
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@Tiras25 - You are very welcome and I was happy to help.

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Hi guys,<br />
How critical is to patch the Adobe Flash Player and Adobe Air? &nbsp;They say Critical content type. &nbsp;Release date 8/11/15 <br />
&nbsp;Not sure if really required. &nbsp;<br />
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Anyone doing it on regular basis?<br />
Thanks.
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Hi guys,
How critical is to patch the Adobe Flash Player and Adobe Air?  They say Critical content type.  Release date 8/11/15 
 Not sure if really required.  

Anyone doing it on regular basis?
Thanks.

Patch/Update Adobe products

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Adobe Flash

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Adobe Acrobat

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