[DVDFolks] [ANNOUNCE] Version 0.6 now available

[Doug Wright]

Andy Gibson wrote:

>I have tried resetting my Internet Explorer Advanced Settings to Default,
>but I am still having problems, but now with a runtime error on Line 148,
>with Error: Access Denied?
>
>I have got the info you sent through yesterday, but I have not had time to
>have a detailed look as yet unfortunately. Changing the Debugging Scripts is
>not helping though.
>
>Andy
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: DVDFolks-bounces at dougweb.org [mailto:DVDFolks-bounces at dougweb.org] On
>Behalf Of Doug Wright
>Sent: 19 December 2004 12:39
>To: DVDFolks at dougweb.org
>Subject: Re: [DVDFolks] [ANNOUNCE] Version 0.6 now available
>
>Achim wrote:
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>>I suppose the function to disable is:
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>>Browsing
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>>Disable Script De-Bugging...
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>>...makes sense to me. Should be good information for everyone... I didn't
>>have chance to test 0.6 yet, but I noticed that I have the above function
>>turned on. IE if I run into similar trouble as Andy or Enrico, I'll know
>>what to do.
>>
>>Achim
>>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: DVDFolks-bounces at dougweb.org [mailto:DVDFolks-bounces at dougweb.org] On
>>Behalf Of Enrico Morelli
>>Sent: Sunday, 19 December, 2004 03:05
>>To: DVDFolks at dougweb.org
>>Subject: Re: [DVDFolks] [ANNOUNCE] Version 0.6 now available
>>
>>Andy Gibson wrote:
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>>>Line: 249
>>>Char: 5
>>>Error: Permission Denied
>>>Code: 0
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>>Andy you have  the problem that I had.
>>You had to go on Internet Explorer Option.
>>Click on ADVANCE. Then you have to remove "Debuggin Script".
>>Sorry but I can't be more specific because I have the italian version of
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>IE.
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>>Enrico 
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>FYI, my IE settings are unchanged from the defaults.
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Line 148 is puzzling, because the only thing it contains is a single 
bracket.

Have you got any firewall/anti-spyware tool that might be blocking 
ActiveX stuff? I'm out of suggestions after that.

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