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Im running xp home all up dates done ,norton2004 antivirus,free zonealarm,IE6 ,bt broadband .....when loading pages i often get the error ...script error on line ....... do you want to debugg . when i say yes(don't really know what im doing) it bring up the script...Help what do i do from there..Or can i stop this happening altogether ..your help[ would be greatly appreciated ...Darroll
 
First, answer "No" to debuging. IE should then continue
trying to load the page.
Second, go to Tools>Internet Options and click the
security tab. At the bottom of that window, click Custom
Level.
Scroll through these settings and make sure the 3sections
under "Scripting" are Enabled.
Good Luck
Eric
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Im running xp home all up dates done ,norton2004
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antivirus,free zonealarm,IE6 ,bt broadband .....when
loading pages i often get the error ...script error on
line ....... do you want to debugg . when i say yes(don't
really know what im doing) it bring up the script...Help
what do i do from there..Or can i stop this happening
altogether ..your help[ would be greatly
appreciated ...Darroll
 
1. Open Internet Explorer.

2. On the "Tools" menu, click "Internet Options".

3. In the "Internet Options" dialog box, click "Advanced".

4. Click to select the "Disable script debugging " check box.

5. Click to clear the "Display a notification about every script error"
check box.

6. Click "OK".
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Im running xp home all up dates done ,norton2004 antivirus,free
Click to expand...
zonealarm,IE6 ,bt broadband .....when loading pages i often get the error
...script error on line ....... do you want to debugg . when i say
yes(don't really know what im doing) it bring up the script...Help what do
i do from there..Or can i stop this happening altogether ..your help[ would
be greatly appreciated ...Darroll
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Danny Slye
Microsoft Support Professional
MCSE

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