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WPI setup errors

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Ok maybe I am doing something wrong but it used to be that I could make my install with RVMi using the WPI plugin, then go to the WPI folder and run WPI.hta to setup everything.

Now though I try to run WPI.hta and get Internet Explorer Script Errors... several in a row, here they are.

Line: 113

Char: 5

Error: Automation server can't create object

Line: 28

Char: 5

Error: 'fso' is null or not an object

Line: 130

Char: 5

Error: 'undefined' is null or not an object

Line: 130 (same error twice)

Char: 5

Error: 'undefined' is null or not an object

Line: 357

Char: 9

Error: 'tf' is null or not an object

Line: 132

Char: 5

Error: 'fso' is null or not an object

Line: 2

Char: 1

Error: 'Style' is null or not an object

Finally a Window Post-Install Wizard "JavaScript Error Report"

Message: 'undefined' is null or not an object

URL: ...path to my wpi.hta file...

File: registry_dos.js

Function FileExists()

Line:129

Then it ends in a blank area that I must alt+f4 to get out of. Please help!

-Shawn

I would say you have an error in your config file: a missing quote, a single backslash \ instead of 2 \\, etc.

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I didn't even change anything yet though.

Might be an error in how RVMi updates the WPI Wizard version. I'll try downloading it here and replacing the files created by the RVMi plugin. But can't test it until next build because I just made this one without it since it was only going to be used for 2 computers and only 2 programs each through WPI.

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