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I don’t think the ability of your visitors not being able to see your Flash has anything to do with your web hosting company. It is more likely a client-side problem rather than a server-side one. Without knowing all the details, it could be a range of issues from the visitor’s Internet browser to bad HTML coding. For example, the Flash plug-in is not yet fully supported in every single browser out there or you require visitors to the latest version of the Flash player? Also, does the Flash plug-in download option open in a new window? It may be possible that pop-up blocking software or toolbars are stopping users from downing the Macromedia player by not allowing the visitor to open the link.

As I said earlier, it is very unlikely it is the fault of your web hosting company since Flash is embedded in basic HTML and is a client-side program nonetheless. For confirmation purposes, why don’t you look at some web sites that have Flash on it and view the source code on the web page? For example, 2Advanced is an excellent case of a heavy Macromedia Flash website.