Adobe is blocking Flash content from running in Flash Players beginning
January 12, 2021.

The executable:

    EnableFlash2021.exe

provided here can be used to re-enable Flash in Gadgets and Internet Explorer.

It will enable Flash on the local harddisks, and from madsenworld.dk,
clocklink.com and timeanddate.com, so the PHSM-Calendar can show its Flash
clocks again - especially important in Gadget mode, since this can not show
the Html5 clocks.

It will also enable running local .swf files in other applications such as
MPC-HomeCinema or IrfanView, and with Total Commander Lister plugins such as
HTMLView, IEView, SWFView, FlashView or SWF Lister Lite.

Flash will still be blocked from all other Internet locations.


Since files has to be updated in subdirectories of C:\Windows the script has
to be run with administrator rights.

To do so:
1. Run Windows from an account with administrator rights.

Then either when using the calendar as a Gadget:
2. Open Help by clicking the version number in the upper left corner.
3. Click "Remove Adobes 2021 Flash blocking".

Or:
2. Unpack the EnableFlash2021.zip archive.
3. Double-click on the EnableFlash2021.exe.

The script will fix Flash for Gadgets and Internet Explorer for all users.

Notice this is a fix for Adobes blocking of Flash.  The browser manufacturers
can at any time decide to block Flash totally, as it is for example done in
FireFox, Chrome and Edge as from ultimo January 2021.


If you have accidentally deleted the Flash Player for Internet Explorer the
original installer for Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7 can be downloaded here:

    https://gadget.madsenworld.dk/Flash/FlashWin7.zip

If you are using Windows 8 or 10, then Windows might have removed Flash via
Windows Update KB4577586.  An installer for reestablishing Flash can be
downloaded here:

    https://gadget.madsenworld.dk/Flash/FlashWin10.zip

These installers use the latest Flash files for ActiveX browsers, hence also
for Gadgets.
