That might be caused by certain sites in your "Trusted" zone.

I used to have that problem on certain websites, and that's why I tried Firebird (Now it's called Firefox).

But it seems after I installed XP SP2, I rarely get those script errors anymore.

So, check for sites in your "trusted" zone, use a different web browser (Firefox, Opera, Netscape, etc) and/or install SP2, if it isn't already installed.

Edit: Scan for spyware and viruses. They could cause odd behaviors.

Message Edited by msil217 on 12-16-2005 05:16 AM

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@BBraxton wrote:
My own opinion is that it is still critically important that all your Windows critical updates be current ("high-priority"). For myself, anytime I get my hands on a Windows system, I also run all the optional (custom) updates as well. Leaving critical updates uninstalled makes your system highly vulnerable.

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Yes, especially the critical updates. Very important to install all of those.

But you don't need ALL of the "optional" (non-critical) updates. Just the ones you want. :)

Glad I/we was able to help.

But realize that the wysiwyg editor won't work with any non-IE based browser when using the Dell, or MSN forums. That's because they are only IE friendly.

But that's a small price to pay to get rid of the stupid script error pop-ups.

Message Edited by msil217 on 12-16-2005 07:58 AM

My own opinion is that it is still critically important that all your Windows critical updates be current ("high-priority"). For myself, anytime I get my hands on a Windows system, I also run all the optional (custom) updates as well. Leaving critical updates uninstalled makes your system highly vulnerable.