OL2003 Runtime Error after installing Pub 2000 (?)

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Rob Giordano \(Crash\)

Howdy all..

Recent new install of XP Pro & Office 2003...problem in Outlook 2003 after
installing Publisher 2000:

When opening OL 2003 to the Outlook Today Page it throws this error:

Runtime error
Line 297
Error: Class Not Registered

Here's what debug shows in the top debug tool bar:

Program: [3224] OUTLOOK.EXE:script
Thread: [3546] Thread DF8
Stackframe JScript: Anonymous Function

Then here's a few lines where the error occurs:

------snip ----------------------

<!--

------------------------------------------------------------------------

SCRIPT

------------------------------------------------------------------------

-->

<!-- This script block runs after the window has finished loading

(and after the datasource controls have rendered themselves)

Thus it should be used for frosting that does not effect the

page's core functionality. -->


<script defer for=window event=onload language="JavaScript">

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

// Displays the date in the banner

document.all.dateScript.innerHTML = window.external.GetDate();
<---------this is where it breaks line 297



/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

//Event Handling Functions

document.onmouseover = rollOn

document.onmouseout = rollOff

function rollOn() {

var e;

var child;

----------------snip-------------



So? Any ideas?

TIA

Rob
 
Rob said:
Howdy all..

Recent new install of XP Pro & Office 2003...problem in Outlook 2003
after installing Publisher 2000:

When opening OL 2003 to the Outlook Today Page it throws this error:

Runtime error
Line 297
Error: Class Not Registered

Here's what debug shows in the top debug tool bar:

Program: [3224] OUTLOOK.EXE:script
Thread: [3546] Thread DF8
Stackframe JScript: Anonymous Function

Then here's a few lines where the error occurs:

------snip ----------------------

<!--

------------------------------------------------------------------------

SCRIPT

------------------------------------------------------------------------

-->

<!-- This script block runs after the window has finished loading

(and after the datasource controls have rendered themselves)

Thus it should be used for frosting that does not effect the

page's core functionality. -->


<script defer for=window event=onload language="JavaScript">

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

// Displays the date in the banner

document.all.dateScript.innerHTML = window.external.GetDate();
<---------this is where it breaks line 297



/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

//Event Handling Functions

document.onmouseover = rollOn

document.onmouseout = rollOff

function rollOn() {

var e;

var child;

----------------snip-------------



So? Any ideas?

TIA

Rob
Click to expand...

Hi Rob,
please read
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;320763
 
Piece o'cake.....THANKS !!

Rob


AndreasRoeder said:
Rob said:
Howdy all..

Recent new install of XP Pro & Office 2003...problem in Outlook 2003
after installing Publisher 2000:

When opening OL 2003 to the Outlook Today Page it throws this error:

Runtime error
Line 297
Error: Class Not Registered

Here's what debug shows in the top debug tool bar:

Program: [3224] OUTLOOK.EXE:script
Thread: [3546] Thread DF8
Stackframe JScript: Anonymous Function

Then here's a few lines where the error occurs:

------snip ----------------------

<!--

------------------------------------------------------------------------

SCRIPT

------------------------------------------------------------------------

-->

<!-- This script block runs after the window has finished loading

(and after the datasource controls have rendered themselves)

Thus it should be used for frosting that does not effect the

page's core functionality. -->


<script defer for=window event=onload language="JavaScript">

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

// Displays the date in the banner

document.all.dateScript.innerHTML = window.external.GetDate();
<---------this is where it breaks line 297



/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

//Event Handling Functions

document.onmouseover = rollOn

document.onmouseout = rollOff

function rollOn() {

var e;

var child;

----------------snip-------------



So? Any ideas?

TIA

Rob
Click to expand...

Hi Rob,
please read
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;320763
Click to expand...
 
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