May 29, 200620 yr Might try this,go to tools,internet options,advance,put a check in disable script debugging.http://www.sureshotsoftware.com/articles/scripterrors.htmlhttp://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=308260 Edited May 29, 200620 yr by charles__
May 29, 200620 yr Just ignore those errors, there's nothing wrong with your machine. It's just the fault of the web page.
May 31, 200620 yr Just ignore those errors, there's nothing wrong with your machine. It's just the fault of the web page.I agree with LLXX on this one. Since it was a CHM file you were using, PROBLEMCHYLD, it might be a faulty CHM help file with bad scripts. so it's microsoft's fault for making a bad CHM Help file.
June 10, 200620 yr Which version of IE you have...?Just copy the newest MSHTML.DLL to ..\Windows\System folder to run some programs based on html engine.I don't like IE,for me Opera is the best browser ever... Edited June 10, 200620 yr by nicke85
June 12, 200620 yr Which version of IE you have...?Just copy the newest MSHTML.DLL to ..\Windows\System folder to run some programs based on html engine.I don't like IE,for me Opera is the best browser ever...nicke85 made a good point. PROBLEMCHYLD forgot to mention what version of IE he used when he had the script error problem.I like Opera web browsers too. I'm currently beta testing Opera 9 and it's in beta 2 (build 8473) stage. some bugs need to be worked out before it reaches final release.
June 12, 200620 yr Thanx erpdude8!PROBLEMCHYLD why you don't try to install MSXML 3.0 Service Pack 5 (SP5) MSXML3.DLL...I think that MDGx has that update in his site...Seems to be that it's the lastest xml update before IE7.It is the best for system administration to work when you're offline,but for web browsinginstall Opera because it's fully xml based browser...Opera has support for wml pages also that u can surf on mobile sites(W@P)...I hope that u understand what i want to say... Edited June 12, 200620 yr by nicke85
June 15, 200620 yr Author I have all the lastest/unofficial updates installed and still get the message.
June 15, 200620 yr This is the result of installing this client? http://download.microsoft.com/download/win...N-US/msl2tp.exeEntering mk:@MSITStore:C:\Program%20files\Microsoft%20IPSec%20VPN\MSSECLNT.chm::msseclnt_topnode.htmto IE 6.0 SP1 displays the content correctly.I have MSXML 3.0 SP3 installed as part of IE6SP1 but I don't know if the error is related to it.Petr
July 12, 200620 yr Author I just did a clean install last nightand i still get the error message only after i install MD Data Access Component Update 1.1and Even when i download the Packages seperate from MS/Mdgx sites i still get the messageand yes i have all the latest up dates from Mdgx site.I think its a bug that was looked over can somebody fix it?
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