Can't Figure Out How to Get Adobe Software for iPad?

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Adobe has not released a mobile version of Flash for the iPad, and existing apps claiming to provide Flash functionality only work with specific video sites by converting content to a compatible format. True Flash games are not supported on the iPad. The Xoom tablet is suggested as an alternative, as it is expected to receive Flash support in the future. Some users mention Frash, a free app that allows limited Flash capabilities on the iPad, but installation is complex and requires jailbreaking the device. Overall, there is a consensus that Flash is becoming obsolete, and many users are opting to continue without it on their iPads.
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I have read that Adobe put out software that can help the ipad with flash, by sort of "translating" it in the browser. My problem is, I can't seem to figure out where/how to get this software on my iPad. I'm not even sure what it's called exactly. Anyone know?
 
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Not possible. Even apps that promote having flash are not true flash, and will only work with certain video sites where it tricks you by coverting the video to iPad format. Games don't work. Your only option is to get the xoom tablet. It doesn't ship with flash, but it will get the feature at some point as the iPad never will.
 
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Not possible. Even apps that promote having flash are not true flash, and will only work with certain video sites where it tricks you by coverting the video to iPad format. Games don't work. Your only option is to get the xoom tablet. It doesn't ship with flash, but it will get the feature at some point as the iPad never will.

Personally, I'm going to tough it out without Flash on my iPad. I think it's just a matter of time before Flash goes the way of the albatross

http://m.ibtimes.com/adobe-flash-dead-250077.html
 
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Frash---

In contrast to Skyfire, Frash is iPad flash player free app that, using Frash iPad be transformed in order to run flash, but it would be a bit tricky to install frash on iPad, but if you are familiar with the mac it is not difficult to install flash player for iPad, This is a way to install frash on iPad:
- Download the file Frash.debipad flash player
- SSH your iPad
- Move to the directory: /var/root/Media
- Go to the Media Directory
- Create New Folder then named it “Cydia”
- Open the “Cydia” folder
- Create New Folder again then named it “AutoInstall”
- Upload files to there Frash.deb
- Reboot Your iPad
- Done.
 
Adobe has done quite the opposite actually with Flash actually, and is no longer distributing a mobile version at all.
 
I don't think they will ever add the flash feature to the Tablets because no one would buy the phones. then.

I think they oriented more for gaming and writing or reading.
 
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