Everything has been done from admin accounts. Here is the text from my conversations with Adobe, they have yet to respond to the latest info I posted:
Case #0180980034
Updated
Monday, June 8, 2009 8:56:23 PM PDT
Opened
Sunday, June 7, 2009 1:16:47 AM PDT
Status
Open - Pending Adobe Response
Product
Adobe AIR Runtime
Support contract
Adobe Support Program
Subject
Air does not complete installation
NOTES & RESPONSES
Notes from Customer
Monday, June 8, 2009 8:56:23 PM PDT
In the hours since I typed my last update I tried to install Air from another admin account on both the Macbook and the iMac. It wo
rked perfectly, and subsequently, TweetDeck installed correctly also. However, when I return to my account on either computer they
still don't work. It appears, after using TweetDeck via Adobe Air, that the applications are launching but cannot pull any informat
ion from the Internet. I have tried disabling my firewall and that did not work. It shouldn't matter as the firewall runs on the o
ther admin account, also. I have not been able to identify what I have running or setup differently on my account than on the other
, but something must be causing the problem. Do you have any applications with known conflicts, or any other advice you can give me
?
Notes from Customer
Monday, June 8, 2009 5:17:05 PM PDT
Thank you for your detailed response. However, there are flaws in it from the beginning. I cannot remove TweetDeck as I cannot ins
tall it at all if Air is not installed. That is why I am coming to you, so that I can find out how to install Air and then use it t
o install TweetDeck. Aside from that, I have tried the uninstaller that comes with the Air installer but it doesn't work, I assume
because it isn't completely installed either. If you have a stand alone uninstaller that you can point me to I will try that. What
I have done to remove Air is send the Air Application Installer and the Air Uninstaller apps to the Trash and also the Air folder i
n /Library/Frameworks. Then I ran the Disk Permissions repair and tried to install Air again without any success. I have this prob
lem on both my Macbook and iMac. It may have to do with my account as they are synced using MobileMe. I will try it using another
Administrator account that is not synced in any way. Please let me know if you have any further suggestions.
Notes to Customer
Monday, June 8, 2009 12:36:35 PM PDT
Hello Robert,
Thank you for contacting Adobe Technical Support.
If I understand it correctly, you are unable to completely install Adobe
AIR because of a blank confirmation box.
I would like us to try removing Tweetdeck by dragging the application to
the Trash. Then remove AIR again by double-clicking the Adobe AIR
Uninstaller (Adobe AIR Uninstaller.app) in your Applications/Utilities
folder.
Get the installer from here by selecting Macintosh for the operating
system:
Download the latest version of Adobe AIR
http://get.adobe.com/air/otherversions/
If that doesn’t work, remove AIR again using the same utility. Do a
Repair Disk Permission on your hard drive for possible permission issue
using the Disk Utility tool found in Applications/Utilities.
After doing that maintenance option, try installing AIR again. If you
are still experiencing the issue, I recommend that you try installing
AIR on a different administrator account on the same machine to isolate
if the issue is account specific. Please check your Mac Help options for
the instructions creating a new one if you do not have another account
your can test the installation.
I hope this information helps. Please reply to us via the Support Portal
if you need more assistance or if you will file a new case for any of
your Adobe products, please visit:
Adobe Support Portal
http://www.adobe.com/go/supportportal
Thank you for choosing Adobe.
Regards,
Robert
Technical Support Engineer
Adobe Systems, Inc.
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Notes from Customer
Sunday, June 7, 2009 1:16:46 AM PDT
I cannot install Air on Mac OS 10.5.7. I appears to install completely but at the last window where I expect it to say finish, comp
lete, etc, it is simply a blank window with Adobe Air in the title bar. I wanted to install it so that I could use Tweetdeck. This
happens on both my Macbook and iMac. I can successfully install Air and Tweetdeck on my Bootcamp partition running Windows 7 RC1.
I tried the suggestion in your support suggestion section to remove the files manually and then try to install Air once again and it
simply does the same thing--the empty dialog box. It is as if Air stops at the very end and never completely installs. I have clo
sed the installer and tried to run the Tweetdeck installer assuming that possibly Air did finish installing but all that happens is
the Air Application Installer icon shows up in the dock with the blue orb underneath indicating that it is running and does nothing
else after that, even if I have left it running for a couple of hours. I also tried to uninstall Air using the uninstaller that sho
ws up with the Air Application Installer in my utility folder but it does the same thing by launching the uninstaller icon in the do
ck but does nothing more. I have no idea what is causing this. Can you help me to get Air to comppletely install?
Operating System: Mac OS X (v10.5)