Re: Runtime errors

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ok.. i put a check mark on "disable script debugging", and there wasn't any
check mark on the "display notification about every script erro". ... so i
just left that one alone.
but.. since these errors pop up.. is something wrong somewhere, or isn't it
anything to worry about?
thanks!!


"Rock" wrote:

"aldboomer"wrote

I have not a clue what a run time error is.. they are always popping up..
here's one of them:
A Runtime Error has occurred.
Do you wish to DeBug?
Line: 900
Error: Unterminated string constant

what do i do about these errors.. and where do they come from?

Turn off the notifications. In Internet Explorer go to Tools | Internet
Options | Advanced. Put a tic mark in Disable Script debugging, and untic
Display a notification about every script error.

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Rock [MVP - User/Shell]


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