As you can tell from my signature I am a pretty big fan of the iPad.
I finally have run into a situation which may force me to use my household iMac when I'd MUCH rather use my iPad, particularly because the iPad is perfectly suited for the task at hand. Except that it requires flash.
My wife and I purchased the French language Rosetta stone software. It comes with both CDs and online access (to the same content as on the CDs). We put the CDs on my wife's laptop, and I'd hoped to use the online access on my iPad.
I have skyfire installed, But the problem is that when you log in the first thing it tries to do is see if your system has flash. So I can't use skyfire's translation capability (or whatever it's called) as it doesn't get that far.
Any thoughts? Do any browsers identify as having flash installed? That might do the trick, then I can use skyfire to do the actual lessons.
TIA.
I finally have run into a situation which may force me to use my household iMac when I'd MUCH rather use my iPad, particularly because the iPad is perfectly suited for the task at hand. Except that it requires flash.
My wife and I purchased the French language Rosetta stone software. It comes with both CDs and online access (to the same content as on the CDs). We put the CDs on my wife's laptop, and I'd hoped to use the online access on my iPad.
I have skyfire installed, But the problem is that when you log in the first thing it tries to do is see if your system has flash. So I can't use skyfire's translation capability (or whatever it's called) as it doesn't get that far.
Any thoughts? Do any browsers identify as having flash installed? That might do the trick, then I can use skyfire to do the actual lessons.
TIA.