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If you're not a student, it was illegal for the vendor to sell it to you. Consequently, its illegal for you to use. Contact Adobe to report the violation.

If you're not a student, it was illegal for the vendor to sell it to you. Consequently, its illegal for you to use. Contact Adobe to report the violation.

If you're not a student, it was illegal for the vendor to sell it to you. Consequently, its illegal for you to use. Contact Adobe to report the violation.

If you're not a student, it was illegal for the vendor to sell it to you. Consequently, its illegal for you to use. Contact Adobe to report the violation.

If you're not a student, it was illegal for the vendor to sell it to you. Consequently, its illegal for you to use. Contact Adobe to report the violation.

If you're not a student, it was illegal for the vendor to sell it to you. Consequently, its illegal for you to use. Contact Adobe to report the violation.

You could do it in Flash, but you'll need ActionScript. I recommend using AS3 (Flash 9 or 10)

You could do it in Flash, but you'll need ActionScript. I recommend using AS3 (Flash 9 or 10)

You need to configure a mail server so your script (or the function you call within it) has an endpoint to transmit the message to for routing.

Not sure what the specs on a 1501 are, but your computer just may not be able to render the frames with the required processing at the baseline rate. This could be because your processor is too slow, you have too many other programs running in the background, not enough memory, etc. You might...

Yes, 1 and 0 or 0 and 1. If you used 2 zeros or two 1's the output is the same for both OR and AND.

Yes, 1 and 0 or 0 and 1. If you used 2 zeros or two 1's the output is the same for both OR and AND.

Yes, 1 and 0 or 0 and 1. If you used 2 zeros or two 1's the output is the same for both OR and AND.

Add an event listener to whatever object you want to detect clicks on and have the code increment a count. Have the count render whatever score visual you want.

You don't need to be in "Fine Arts" to learn Flash. It is a simple program to use. You can use it from a graphic designers perspective (frame based animation) or from a programmer's (ActionScript). I recommend using at least Flash 9 (CS3) and AS3.

HTML itself cannot do this -- you need to use a server side technology, like a script (e.g. php, asp, etc.) Also, you can really only detect based on IP, not machine.

Upgrade your computer or keep using Flash 9.

Why buy more than one? Call Adobe Technical Support and they will get it working for you as long as you actually purchased it legitimately.

What korgrue said.