William Fleming

1. In your browser, click the "lock" icon found in the far left of the URL bar.

2. In the drop-down menu that appears, click "Site Settings".

3. In the new Settings page that appears, scroll down until you find "Flash", and switch its setting to "Allow".

4. Exit out of the Settings menu and refresh the page.

Note: Each time Chrome is accessed, these steps must be repeated.

Internet Explorer:

1. Click on the gear icon in the top right corner of the browser.

2. Go to "Manage Add-ons".

3. Make sure that the "Show" filter is set to "All add-ons".

4. Under "Toolbars and Extensions", find "Shockwave Flash Object" and right click to select "enable".

Firefox:

1. Click the missing flash object.

2. When a box appears asking to allow flash, select to "remember this decision" and click "allow".

OR

1. Click on the three horizontal stripes in the top right corner of the browser.

2. Select "Add-ons Manager".

3. Under Plugins, find Shockwave Flash and click "update now".

4. Restart the browser.

Microsoft Edge:

2. In your browser, click the "lock" icon found in the far left of the URL bar.

3. In the new window that appears, select "allow Adobe Flash" under "Website Permissions".

4. Refresh the page.

Safari:

1. Click the Safari tab in the top left of the tool bar.

2. Click "Preferences".

3. Under the Websites tab, check "Adobe Flash Player" under the "Plug-Ins" section of the right sidebar.

OR

1. Click the Safari tab in the top left of the tool bar.

2. Click "Preferences".

3. Go to the Security tab.

4. Make sure "enable Java Script" is checked.

5. Click on "Plug-in Settings" or "Manage Website Settings" (depending on your version of Safari) and check that Adobe Flash Player is allowed.