Turning off script error notice

I meant "disable", not "enable". Sorry!!!

I have done both the checking and unchecking and I am still getting the notices. This has happened on two different computers, so I don't think it is a problem with a particular version of IE 6. It has happened both before and after SP2. It does not happen on my work computer running Win2000. What else other than the two script boxes on "Advanced" might work?

I also found that this method does not always work. I believe it reduces the number of notifications that it doesn't eliminate them.

Therefore I too will be very interested in finding out how to eliminate them

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1. The article [Q188135] describes procedure for minimizing warning and explains that Internet Explorer treats Windows Scripting Hosts (WSH) objects as unsafe ActiveX controls, and if a Web site tries to initialize or script a WSH object (for example, to access files on your local computer), Internet Explorer does not initialize or script the object at high or medium security settings and renders a warning.

2. W2K and WinME users have version 2.0 installed. Win9x and WinNT 4.0 users have version 1.0. "Upgrade" to version 5.6, from this Microsoft Windows Script Technologies Web site. Several areas of functionality have been addressed in this "latest version."

3. Articles found specifically covering reported script errors:

a. "When You Try to View Graphic File Attachments (Q268136)."

Note: An error message similar to the following may be rendered when clicking a message with a graphic file attachment after you upgrade to Outlook Express:

An error has occurred in the script on this page.
Line: 107
Char: 1
Error: syntax Error
Code: 0
URL: mhtml:mid://00000002/

b. "When You Run the Windows Millennium Edition Preview (Q274486)."

Note: An error message similar to the following may be rendered when trying to view the ME Preview:

Internet Explorer Script Error
An error has occurred in the script on this page.
Line:45
Char:1
Error : Automation Server can't create object
Code
URL: file://c:\WINDOWS\Application Data\Microsoft\INTRO\CONTENT.HTA

c. "When You Click Search in Internet Explorer (Q178141)."

Note: An error message similar to the following may be rendered when clicking Search:

Internet Explorer Script Error
An error has occurred in the script on this page.
Line: 159
Char: 3
Error: 'gEngineList[...].dom' is not an object
Code: 0

d. "Open in New Window" Command Does Not Work in Internet Explorer (Q180176)."

Note: An error message similar to the following may be rendered when right-clicking a Web adress and selecting Open in New Window:

Internet Explorer Script Error
An error has occurred in the script on this page.
Line:
Char:
Error: No such interface supported
Code: 0

e. "An Error Has Occurred in the Script on This Page (Q229963)."

Note: An error message similar to the following may be rendered when performing a search:

Internet Explorer Script Error
An error has occurred in the script on this page.
Line: 23
Char: 1
Error: Object doesn't support this property or method: 'parent.t1'
Code: 0

f. "A Script Error Is Generated When You Create a Shortcut on the Quick Launch Toolbar (Q26781."

Note: An error message similar to the following may be rendered when attempting to create a shortcut on the Quick Launch toolbar in WinME:

Internet Explorer Script Error
An error has occurred in the script on this page.
Line: 15
Char: 1
Error: Permission denied
Code: 0
URL : hcp://system/css/PCHealth.htc

g. "When You Click Add/Remove Programs in Shared Program Files Folder (Q267819)."

Note: An error message similar to the following may be rendered when opening Add/Remove Programs in WinME:

Internet Explorer Script Error
An error has occurred in the script on this page.
Line: 478 or 439
Char: 13
Error: Unspecified error.
Code: 0
URL: path to shared Program Files\Folder.htt

h. "When You Export to Excel from Internet Explorer (Q294973)."

Note: An error message similar to the following may be rendered when attempting to use the Export to Microsoft Excel command in IE:

Internet Explorer Script Error
An error has occurred in the script on this page.
Line: 49
Char: 1
Error: This command is unavailable because the license to use this application has expired.
Code: 0
URL: res://C:\PROGRA~1\MICROS~1\OFFICE10\EXCEL.EXE\3000

i. "When You Attempt to Print a Web Page: "An Error Has Occurred in the Script on This Page (Q303486)" or "Error Message When You Print from Internet Explorer: Printing Error: The Printer Cannot Be Found (Q303360)."

Note: An error message similar to the following may be rendered when printing a Web page to a file using the Print command:

An error has occurred in the script on this page.
Line: 1210
Char: 1
Error: Unspecified error.
Code: 0
URL: res://C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\SHDOCLC.DLL/preview.dlg

Note: Perform the exact same procedure as described in article "Q303360" for the file SHDOCLC.DLL as pertains to:

4. "ActiveX Errors When You Run Internet Explorer (Q177943)."

Note: An error message similar to the following may be rendered when starting Internet Explorer:

Internet Explorer Script Error
An error has occurred in the script on this page.
Line: 78
Char: 1
Error: Object doesn't support this property or method.
Code: 0

5. "Cannot Open .jpg Attachments in Outlook Express (Q314424)."

Note: An error message similar to the following may be rendered RE: the subject of that article:

An error has occurred in the script on this page.
Line: 107
Char: 1
Error: syntax Error
Code: 0
URL: mhtml:mid://0000000 0000000

6. "Internet Explorer Script Error - An Error Has Occurred (Q285212)."

Note: Generally an error similar to the follow is rendered when opening certain programs with IE:

Internet Explorer Script Error
An error has occurred in the script on this page.
Line: 574
Char: 2
Error: Class not registered
Code: 0
URL: msell2://c:&v=2&pid=ELLE00A&cmd=openitss&itssname=ell&path=home/home.htm

Did you try Firefox or Mozilla?

Bob

Yes indeed Bob. I have been using both for some time now and I wish that Firefox could show me every page on the net but too often I get a message saying that a page could not be displayed (not necessarily in those words) so I have to past the link in MSIE to view it.

I wish the mailer would allow one to move to the next message instead of just the next unread message but what the hell it was written by a young guy who in his pic looks like a teenager