Thanksgiving Day 2010 is just 3 days away, no matter what your own way to express your gratefulness is: record a video, convert a PPT file, create a DVD, purchase a bunch of flower……it is ok, just let them know you really care.

In order to make this Thanksgiving Day a little bit more special and dynamic, making a thanksgiving-themed flash card or flash banner with vivid animated effect sounds great. Several ways will be offered here for you to make your own Thanksgiving flash card or flash banner within just clicks.

1. Download directly online

How it works: just enter the URL of the webpage where you see flash objects or where you think it may contain flash contents.

What kind of flash card are you going to have: a solid flash file with the file extension .swf.

2. Extract from browser cache

How it works: select the flash file in .swf format you want to save from browser cache history.

What kind of flash card are you going to have: a solid flash file with the file extension .swf and with the detailed file name, size, etc.

3. Create One with Desktop-End Program

How it works: follow easy-to-understand wizard to create a unique flash animation like flash banner, flash text, flash button, flash album, flash e-card etc with rich templates, impressive flash effects and easy steps.

What kind of flash card are you going to have: a solid flash file with the file extension .swf or the embedded HTML code that can be inserted anywhere on internet.

4. Create One with Online Flash Banner Maker Tools

How it works: simply register and log in, create your any-theme flash banner with rich templates, styles, effects provided and more.

What kind of flash card are you going to have: a solid flash file with the file extension .swf or the embedded HTML code that can be inserted in webpage, blog, forum and anywhere on internet.

Below is an example to demonstrate the Thanksgiving flash card made by an online program.

Enjoy and Happy Thanksgiving Day!

According to foreign media reports, Microsoft has urged its Windows XP users to upgrade the pre-loaded Adobe Flash Player 6.0 due to multiple security flaws on Tuesday.

Microsoft has released the #979267 safety proposal to urge its users either upgrade to the latest version of Flash Player or unload the old one due to several security flaws found in the early 6.0 version.

It’s very rare that Microsoft would propose safety advice for third-party products. It does so because the Adobe Flash Player 6.0 is pre-loaded in Microsoft Windows XP and it’s necessary to remind users that Adobe had stopped supporting Flash Player 6.0 since 2006. The latest version of Flash Player is 10.0.42.34.

Microsoft’s purpose is very clear, they hope the users understand that the security flaw only occurs when the old version of flash player and old Windows are used at the same time, because the new Windows are without built-in Flash Player yet.

Microsoft said: “Adobe Flash Player 6.0 is provided at the same time with Windows XP, it contains several security flaws that may execute remote control code when browsing some specially-made webpages. Adobe has fixed those vulnerabilities in the latest Flash Player. Microsoft strongly recommends to upgrade to the latest Flash Player for those who is still using the old version of Windows XP and Adobe Flash Player 6.0.”. Nevertheless, Microsoft indicates that there is no attack found so far related to those security flaws.

This security proposal is released for Adobe Flash Player 6.0 and together with other security vulnerabilities on Tuesday. The service pack this time will affect all the Windows system, but only the Windows 2000 is catalogued to “Critical” level while other subsequent versions of Windows are put to “Low”, so the Flash issue is more important and with higher priority.