Have reviewed several reports of same error. Most refer to error occurring when using Yahoo or Launchcast Radio. Visual Basic script errors such as yours can be maddening. Like trying to find one particularly annoying mosquito in a swarm. Usual cause is firewall, antivirus, antispyware or pop-up ad blocker partially blocking a needed script. Usually occurs when doing a web page search.
If you have a pop-up ad blocker, try turning it off. Also, make sure JavaScript is completely enabled and isn't blocking any servers. Scripts on a web page are often run from several sites which may be getting interpreted as ad-servers. Also, update your Macromedia Flash Player. Had a similar problem some time ago that was solved by updating Macromedia FP.
Best way to pinpoint the problem is to note exactly what you were doing or attempting to do when the error occurred.
tgsmith
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December 27th, 2005 21:00
Bill01,
What program you were using or attempting to use when the error occurred? Windows XP version?
Tony
Bill01
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December 28th, 2005 11:00
tgsmith
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December 28th, 2005 12:00
Bill01,
Have reviewed several reports of same error. Most refer to error occurring when using Yahoo or Launchcast Radio. Visual Basic script errors such as yours can be maddening. Like trying to find one particularly annoying mosquito in a swarm. Usual cause is firewall, antivirus, antispyware or pop-up ad blocker partially blocking a needed script. Usually occurs when doing a web page search.
If you have a pop-up ad blocker, try turning it off. Also, make sure JavaScript is completely enabled and isn't blocking any servers. Scripts on a web page are often run from several sites which may be getting interpreted as ad-servers. Also, update your Macromedia Flash Player. Had a similar problem some time ago that was solved by updating Macromedia FP.
Best way to pinpoint the problem is to note exactly what you were doing or attempting to do when the error occurred.
Tony