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Marlene Vascheralut

i keep getting theses two messages on my computor in
microsoft internet run-time erro `91' object varible or
with block varible not set
this window is busy closing may cause problems. do you
want to close anyway? This is behind when i close my
browser not before i close it so i dont see it untill
after i have closed windows.
how do i solve these problems?
any help would be greatly welcomed. thank you
 
Marlene said:
i keep getting theses two messages on my computor in
microsoft internet run-time erro `91' object varible or
with block varible not set
this window is busy closing may cause problems. do you
want to close anyway? This is behind when i close my
browser not before i close it so i dont see it untill
after i have closed windows.
how do i solve these problems?
any help would be greatly welcomed. thank you

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Malke
 
Hi,

You have not ticked the "Disable Script Debugging" Option in Internet
Options.

To do this, Click on "Internet Options" in the Tools menu of Internet
Explorer. When the dialogue box appears, click on the "Advanced" Tab. This
should show a list of headed scrollable box of options with tick boxes to
the left of them. The second heading should be "Browsing." 4 Tick boxes
down, you should see the option "Disable script debugging." The box to the
left of this should have a tick in it. If your box does not, click in the
box and a green tick will appear. Once you have done this, click "OK"

You should not now see any more of the error messages you reported.
--
Jon Mitchell (;-)
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RAM: 1GB PCI3200
 

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