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#1 of 22 Posted Oct-28 7:51 PM

From hzig Posts 376 Last Nov-4
To All [Msg # 184789.1 ]

Suddenly in my old, and my recent, CS2000 v6, whenever I open a window to, and within, a CS forum, I get that IE Script Error window, stating a syntax error has happened, and do I want to continue running script or not, yes or no. Even when I followed the MSIE instruction on how to stop that scripting window to pop up, it still pops up. What else may I do to rid myself of it??

Herb

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#2 of 22 Posted Oct-28 8:07 PM

From Jeff McKee Posts 1201 Last 2:58 AM
To hzig [Msg # 184789.2 184789.1 ]

I have been getting the same thing recently as well. Nothing was changed on my system and as it only happens on the CS screen , the problem is likely on their end. The same sites opened directly in Internet Explorer do not get the script error. I simply answer "Yes" (or hit enter).

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#3 of 22 Posted Oct-28 8:19 PM

From hzig Posts 376 Last Nov-4
To Jeff McKee [Msg # 184789.3 184789.2 ]

"the problem is likely on their end"

You mean, "CS"?? Shouldn't someone in this forum know??

Herb

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#4 of 22 Posted Oct-28 8:35 PM

From Jeff McKee Posts 1201 Last 2:58 AM
To hzig [Msg # 184789.4 184789.3 ]

This is a user-to-user forum. Nobody in the forum is a CS employee.

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#5 of 22 Posted Oct-29 4:59 AM

From lataka1073 Posts 16 Last Oct-29
To hzig [Msg # 184789.5 184789.1 ]

Can you install a Firefow (Mozila) Browser?
No "script error"there.

Larry T

Take your time and do it right the first time. Don't do a "double job"

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#6 of 22 Posted Oct-29 8:46 AM

From hzig Posts 376 Last Nov-4
To lataka1073 [Msg # 184789.6 184789.5 ]

Sure, Larry, I already have it, BUT what about getting it out of my
CS 2000 v6???

And how wold the Mozilla affect my roblem if it only occurs when I try to communicate with, and while within, the CS forums??

Herb

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#7 of 22 Posted Oct-29 8:48 AM

From hzig Posts 376 Last Nov-4
To Jeff McKee [Msg # 184789.7 184789.4 ]

"This is a user-to-user forum."

I do appreciate this, Jeff, but I would still like to know if, and how, I might "cure" my problem within CS, when I communicate with, and within, CS forums

Thanks,
Herb

Herb

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#8 of 22 Posted Oct-29 9:50 AM

From Iain Noble Posts 392 Last 4:36 AM
To hzig [Msg # 184789.8 184789.6 ]

You would use Firefox as your web browser after making an internet connection using your CompuServe program. Firefox does not suffer from the same script problems as Internet Explorer.

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#9 of 22 Posted Oct-29 9:54 AM

From hzig Posts 376 Last Nov-4
To Iain Noble [Msg # 184789.9 184789.8 ]

"Firefox does not suffer from the same script problems as Internet Explorer."

I understand, but, if possible, i'd like to correct it within my CS 2000, if possible.

Herb

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#10 of 22 Posted Oct-29 11:18 AM

From Iain Noble Posts 392 Last 4:36 AM
To hzig [Msg # 184789.10 184789.9 ]

http://www.sureshotsoftware.com/articles/scripterrors.html

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#11 of 22 Posted Oct-29 12:06 PM

From hzig Posts 376 Last Nov-4
To Iain Noble [Msg # 184789.11 184789.10 ]

Bo Hoo! I did it all to no avail.

I did get angry at STOPzilla for advertising as "Free," but wanting money befreo working.

I used three seperate apps to clean out spyware. Anything else to do?? How to stop "Pop Ups"??

Herb

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#12 of 22 Posted Oct-29 12:31 PM

From Iain Noble Posts 392 Last 4:36 AM
To hzig [Msg # 184789.12 184789.11 ]

Bo Hoo! I did it all to no avail.

Which of these steps were you unable to follow?

How to disable script and runtime errors

You can configure Internet Explorer to ignore these script and runtime errors. Please follow this step-by-step guide:

1. Open Internet Explorer.

2. Click on Tools, then on Internet Options.

3. Click on the Advanced tab.

4. Look for the "Disable script debugging" line and put a check mark in the box.

5. Now look for the "Display a notification about every script error" line and remove the check mark in the box.

I did get angry at STOPzilla for advertising as "Free," but wanting money befreo working.

I used three seperate apps to clean out spyware. Anything else to do?? How to stop "Pop Ups"??

You don't have any spyware on your computer. You are being notified of script errors. You simply have to turn off these notifications using the instructions above. Or use an alternative browser like Firefox.

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#13 of 22 Posted Oct-29 2:13 PM

From hzig Posts 376 Last Nov-4
To Iain Noble [Msg # 184789.13 184789.12 ]

"You simply have to turn off these notifications using the instructions above. Or use an alternative browser like Firefox."

I did what you said about the MSIE browser's turning off the scripting to NO avail. Isn't there anything further to do without having to change ISPs or browser???

Herb

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