I've reported this before checkExclusions fails on Windows 2000 SP 4.

The relevant code looks like this:

function checkExclusions(i)
{
	position="check.js";
	whatfunc="checkExclusions()";

	var n, k;
	var nArray = new Array();
	var elem = document.getElementById("chkbox"+i);

	if (elem==null) 
		return;  
	if (!excl[i]) 
		return;
	tabs++;  

	for (k=0; k<rekArray.length; k++)
	{
		if (rekArray[k]==i) 
			return;
	}

	rekArray.push(i);

and it is that rekArray.push(i); that upsets Windows 2000.

I know I'm probably the only person testing Windows 2000 installs at this point :-) but is there an easy workaround?

Do you use latest Internet Explorer for Win2k ?

Because for me (using old wpi version ...) "dependance" won't work until IE update ... so my batch detect ie version and update it if Win2k used ...

Do you use latest Internet Explorer for Win2k ?

Because for me (using old wpi version ...) "dependance" won't work until IE update ... so my batch detect ie version and update it if Win2k used ...

Thanks for the suggestion. My Win2K starts out as the basic Win2K with slipstreamed SP4 (iirc) so it won't have the latest IE. I'll try out your idea after Christmas (bit busy right now!) and see what happens!

Thanks.