Script error, Permission Denied

[becca]

Everytime I try to print a web page using Internet
Explorer, I get an "Internet Explorer Script Error" box
that says line 508 character 1 permission denied and lists
a file. I only starting getting this when I got MSN 9
which also installed IE version 6.0. I didn't notice it
with the 5.5 I had.
Any help??? PLEASE!

 

[Bryan T]

What files?

 

[becca]

res://C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\SHDOCLC.DLL/preview.dlg

 

[Guest]

I get the same exact error message as becca.

It only happens when I try to print web pages from IE 6.0.

Again the message looks like:

Line:508
Char:1
Errorermission Denied
Code:0
URL:res//c:\Windows\system\shdoclc.dll\preview.dlg.

Do you wish to continue running scripts on this page y or n?

--Amber
--what's the fix?

 

[Guest]

Everytime I try to print a web page using Internet
Explorer, I get an "Internet Explorer Script Error" etc.

Me too, driving me nuts, did you find the solution?

Ranny

 

[Guest]

I too am having print errors on the page script:

line 1386 - Permission Denied
line 1012 - Permission Denied
line 1558 - Permission Denied

this occurs when you right-click an embedded picture and select Print from
the pop-up menu.

The workaround of saving the picture to disk then printing it isn't
acceptable due to the extra keystrokes needed (times 100 pictures.)

Steven

 

[Robert Aldwinckle]

Try changing your Security settings in that zone to Default?

 

[Guest]

Thanks for the suggestion, Robert.

We have se all IE security to the default setting (in all IE areas) but
this doesn't make a difference.

I recently called the site support line (2nd time) and they said it's in WXP
SP2. This makes sense since I just applied SP2 to a PC which up until now
could right-click print. Now she can't.

I'm considering removing SP2 but would prefer not to.

Steven

 

[Robert Aldwinckle]

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Thanks for the suggestion, Robert.

We have se all IE security to the default setting (in all IE areas) but
this doesn't make a difference.

I recently called the site support line (2nd time) and they said it's in WXP
SP2. This makes sense since I just applied SP2 to a PC which up until now
could right-click print. Now she can't.

I'm considering removing SP2 but would prefer not to.

In that case see if you can find what is happening at each of those
line numbers. BTW do you have a specific example we can use
to refer to?

Easier if you have a script debugger <eg> but from a previous
incident here is how I found the source of the print preview page.
Perhaps a similar procedure can be used to find whatever script
it is that your users are failing in.


http://groups-beta.google.com/group...ft.*.ie6.browser&rnum=1&#doc_980d0136b67096d4

(Google Groups search for
author:aldwinckle insubjectreview filemon group:microsoft.*.ie6.browser
)

<quote>
I actually found the file in a Temp directory under my Local Settings.
Assuming yours would also be loaded into a Temp directory
you could start FileMon and set it to
filter in Temp
exclude QUERY
and highlight iexplore

The file exists as long as the Print Preview "dialog" is running.
The filename is random but yours should be easy to identify
with the above trace. (Good luck.)
</quote>


Good luck

Robert
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