I have installed Microsoft Office Professional 2007 recently. I used the
Outlook for managing my emails and daily task. For a while, it was perfectly
normal. However for some reasons, which I am not sure of, it gave some
problems of late.

When I click the "Personal Folder", it pop up a window "Internet Explorer
Script Error".

Can anyone help?

Regards

YM-Singapore wrote:

I have installed Microsoft Office Professional 2007 recently. I used
the Outlook for managing my emails and daily task. For a while, it
was perfectly normal. However for some reasons, which I am not sure
of, it gave some problems of late.

When I click the "Personal Folder", it pop up a window "Internet
Explorer Script Error".

Try resetting IE's security zones to their default levels.
--
Brian Tillman

Thanks for the advice. I did that. Unfortunately it did not help. After
resetting the IE to default security settings, the Outlook 2007 was "hanged"
(not responding).

I had to go to "Task Manager" and force close the application. Tried to run
Outlook again. This time it manage to run up, but still with the "Internet
Explorer Script Error" thingy. The exact pop up error was as follows:

"An error has occured in the scirpt on this page"

Line: 298
Char: 1
Error: Class not registered
Code: 0
URL: Outlook.today
Do you want to continue running scripts on this page?
Yes/No (tabs)

Although the errors above is not affecting my usage of mails and task
handling. But it is starting to get on my nerves...I should expect Outlook
(2007) by now must be more user friendly than this after all the various
previous versions...!!!








"Brian Tillman" wrote:

YM-Singapore wrote:

I have installed Microsoft Office Professional 2007 recently. I used
the Outlook for managing my emails and daily task. For a while, it
was perfectly normal. However for some reasons, which I am not sure
of, it gave some problems of late.

When I click the "Personal Folder", it pop up a window "Internet
Explorer Script Error".

Try resetting IE's security zones to their default levels.
--
Brian Tillman

IE\Properties\Advanced and put a checkmark to Disable Script Debugging

--
Peter

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"YM-Singapore" wrote in message ...
Thanks for the advice. I did that. Unfortunately it did not help. After
resetting the IE to default security settings, the Outlook 2007 was "hanged"
(not responding).

I had to go to "Task Manager" and force close the application. Tried to run
Outlook again. This time it manage to run up, but still with the "Internet
Explorer Script Error" thingy. The exact pop up error was as follows:

"An error has occured in the scirpt on this page"

Line: 298
Char: 1
Error: Class not registered
Code: 0
URL: Outlook.today
Do you want to continue running scripts on this page?
Yes/No (tabs)

Although the errors above is not affecting my usage of mails and task
handling. But it is starting to get on my nerves...I should expect Outlook
(2007) by now must be more user friendly than this after all the various
previous versions...!!!








"Brian Tillman" wrote:

YM-Singapore wrote:

I have installed Microsoft Office Professional 2007 recently. I used
the Outlook for managing my emails and daily task. For a while, it
was perfectly normal. However for some reasons, which I am not sure
of, it gave some problems of late.

When I click the "Personal Folder", it pop up a window "Internet
Explorer Script Error".

Try resetting IE's security zones to their default levels.
--
Brian Tillman

YM-Singapore wrote:

Thanks for the advice. I did that. Unfortunately it did not help.
After resetting the IE to default security settings, the Outlook 2007
was "hanged" (not responding).

I had to go to "Task Manager" and force close the application. Tried
to run Outlook again. This time it manage to run up, but still with
the "Internet Explorer Script Error" thingy. The exact pop up error
was as follows:

"An error has occured in the scirpt on this page"

Open the Local Intranet zone and add a site named "about:internet" (without
the quotes).
--
Brian Tillman

Hi Peter,
I tried your suggestion but did not help. (Well, not really since what you
suggested was originally in-place).

Brian,
That's something new. However, as a newbie, I needed more clearer
instructions. I am surpriced this issue has to do with intranet. Speaking of
that, as a matter of fact, lately our office has been working on installing
the Microsoft Sharepoint services in our office.

Regards,
YM

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

YM-Singapore wrote:

Thanks for the advice. I did that. Unfortunately it did not help.
After resetting the IE to default security settings, the Outlook 2007
was "hanged" (not responding).

I had to go to "Task Manager" and force close the application. Tried
to run Outlook again. This time it manage to run up, but still with
the "Internet Explorer Script Error" thingy. The exact pop up error
was as follows:

"An error has occured in the scirpt on this page"

Open the Local Intranet zone and add a site named "about:internet" (without
the quotes).
--
Brian Tillman

YM-Singapore wrote:

Brian,
That's something new. However, as a newbie, I needed more clearer
instructions. I am surpriced this issue has to do with intranet.
Speaking of that, as a matter of fact, lately our office has been
working on installing the Microsoft Sharepoint services in our office.

Open Internet Explorer. Click ToolsInternet Options. Click the Security
tab. Select the Local Intranet zone and click Sites, then Advanced. In the
"Add this website to the zone: field, enter

about:internet

Click Close, then OK, then OK. When I had the problem you described, this
worked for me.
--
Brian Tillman