Re: Error 0x80040501
- From: "Brian Westcott" <bwestcott@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 8 Mar 2006 20:30:17 -0700
In the MS Text Services Framework, the error means:
TF_E_STACKFULL
0x80040501
The context stack is full.
I don't know how this relates to your problem though.
Brian
"Richard Jones" <nobody@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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All,
I have a VBscript file which I wrote some time ago to enumerate
UPnP devices (horrible mess, this UPnP <g>). It was working fine back
then, and I haven't run it in while. But now, it crashes with a crazy
error message (and does on both my XP Pro SP2 with lastest updates
machines).
It crashes on the "next" statement of "For each" block with the
following pop up error box:
Script: [name of script file]
Line: 45
Char: 5
Error: 0x80040501
Code: 80040501
Source: (null)
The "Error:" field usually contains a text description of the error,
but here it is just this hex code. I can't find any references to this
error code and have no clue what's going on. Line 45, Char 5 is the start
of the "next" keyword ending a "for each" block.
This script was working before, so it has to be something changed,
maybe with some of the updates. Any help or suggestions or even a pat on
the back would be appreciated. <g>
-Richard
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