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i had already used animation in web page.and given links in that animation.it works in local computer but when we open that file on another pc its gives error. why its happen?

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Good catch, — and is right that a missing client-side plugin (Flash, Silverlight, etc.) is a common cause. A few other, verifiable causes to check before assuming a plugin problem: missing asset files (SWF, images, JS) because paths are absolute, browser blocking when opened via file://, wrong MIME types from a web server, or browser/version differences that lack the needed HTML/CSS/JS support.

Quick checklist you can follow on the other PC:

  1. Open Developer Tools (Console and Network) and look for 404s, blocked-plugin messages, or MIME/type errors.
  2. Verify all animation files are included and referenced with relative paths, not local absolute paths like C:\something.
  3. Test over HTTP instead of file:// by running a minimal local server (example with Python): 
python -m http.server 8000

Then browse to and watch the Network tab for failures.
4) If the animation is Flash, confirm the plugin is installed — but note Flash is deprecated and unsupported; consider migrating to HTML5/CSS/Canvas or the Web Animations API. See Adobe on Flash end-of-life and MDN for CSS animations for migration options (Adobe Flash Player end-of-life, Using CSS animations on MDN).

Post the exact console/network errors here and we can pinpoint the fix.

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Client Side plugin (like flashplayer) may not be available

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thanks

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