i think win98 puts them by default in /windows/profiles/USER/.... whereas winxp puts them by default in /Documents and Settings/USER/....
this probably isn't the problem, but also check permissions, make sure the settings directories are writable.
another thought: maybe you should try running the installer for the flash plugin (even though you are using the standalone player) -- perhaps it will set up all the needed registry entries and/or directory structures?
-David R
On 2/1/06, Darren Cook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If I get chance today I'll try trawling through the registry on a
> Windows machine to see what changes when I change the local storage setting.
As far as I can see nothing changes. All that is in the
HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Macromedia/FlashPlayer entry is a list of recent files.
I tried a few other Macromedia entries in the registry and saw nothing
plausible.
It looks like Flash 8 saves LSO's to a sub-directory called
"#SharedObjects", so I created:
~/.wine/drive_c/windows/profiles/(user)/Application
Data/Macromedia/Flash Player/#SharedObjects
but it made no difference. (and anyway that felt like barking up the
wrong tree as the real problem is that it doesn't remember my settings
change; e.g. it also doesn't remember privacy changes).
Does anyone know where else the Windows Flash Player might be writing
settings to?
Darren
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