Settings Manager Sample Clauses

Settings Manager. Flash Player and third-party programs using Adobe AIR may save certain user settings by storing them on your Computer as a local shared object. These settings do not contain personally identifiable information associated with you. They are associated with the instance of Flash Player or the third-party program using Adobe AIR on your Computer, allowing you to customize runtime features. The Flash Player Settings Manager permits you to modify such settings, including the ability to limit third parties from storing local shared objects or grant third party content the right to access your computer’s microphone and camera. You can find more information on how to configure settings in your version of Flash Player, including information on how to disable local shared objects using the Flash Player Settings Manager, at xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/go/settingsmanager. You can remove equivalent settings for third-party programs using Adobe AIR by uninstalling the third-party program.
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Settings Manager. Flash Player may cause certain user settings to be stored on your Computer as a local shared object. These settings are not associated with you, but allow you to configure certain settings within the Flash Player. You can find more information on local shared objects at xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/go/flashplayer_security and more information on the Settings Manager at xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/go/settingsmanager.
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Settings Manager. The Software may include Flash Player. Flash Player may save certain user settings by storing them on Customer’s Computer as a local shared object. They are associated with the instance of Flash Player on the Computer, allowing Customer to customize runtime features. The Flash Player Settings Manager permits Customer to modify such settings, including the ability to limit third parties from storing local shared objects or grant third party content the right to access the computer’s microphone and camera. Additional information on how to configure settings in its version of Flash Player, including information on how to disable local shared objects using the Flash Player Settings Manager, is available at xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/go/ settingsmanager. Additional information on local shared objects is available at http:// xxx.xxxxx.xxx/xx/xxxxxxxxxxx_xxxxxxxx.
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Settings Manager. Softwaren kan omfatte Flash Player. Flash Player kan bevirke, at visse brugerindstillinger gemmes som et lokalt delt objekt på din computer. Disse indstillinger er ikke knyttet til dig, men giver dig mulighed for at konfigurere bestemte indstillinger i Flash Player. Du kan finde flere oplysninger om lokale delte objekter på xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/go/flashplayer_security_dk og flere oplysninger om Settings Manager på xxxx://xxx.xxxxx.xxx/go/settingsmanager_dk.
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