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Bonibelle:
The error came up twice when I was sending a PM to someone on here..it was:
A runtime error has occurred
Do you want to debug?
Line 17
Error: Invalid property value

The second message was the same only
Line 13

Any thoughts?
thanks, Boni

thearm:
while on the subject of computers. Is anybody getting a message on here asking them if they want

thearm:
Soory about previous message but I am getting the following IE message whenever I post.   DO YOU WANT THIS PAGE TO PASTE INFO FROM YOUR CLIPBOARD? I always check yes but would like to get rid of it if I could.

ndabunka:
In refernce to the original posters "debug" problems... Defrag will not fix your problem.  Sounds a little like it is a Java driver on your browser.   Go to the menu bar across the top, select Tools, Options and then click on the "Advanced" tab.  Look for your "Java (Sun)" or "Microsoft VM" areas.  If you have Java (Sun) selected, deselect it and check the "Java console enabled (requires restart) and the "JIT compiler for cirtual machine".  If that doesn't work, go to the link below and download Netscape (or better yet Mozilla) and quit using that POS IE.  You will find that Netscape closes pop ups before you even get them, runs faster, has fewer hackers attacking it, etc... You can further protect your PC by discontinuing the use of Outlook (regular or express) and instead changing to "thunderbird" for the same "better protection from hackers" attributes it contains vs. the "defacto" MS products (that ANYBODY can hack). Hope this helps.

http://browser.netscape.com/ns8/download/default.jsp
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/thunderbird/



Edited - Here's a more concise resolution (if the Java stuff doesn't work)
The normal IE script debugger can be turned off with Tools > Internet Options > Advanced > Browsing > [x] Disable script debugging.

From this thread...
http://www.geekculture.com/ultimatebb/Forum12/HTML/000522.html

ndabunka:

--- Quote ---Soory about previous message but I am getting the following IE message whenever I post.   DO YOU WANT THIS PAGE TO PASTE INFO FROM YOUR CLIPBOARD? I always check yes but would like to get rid of it if I could.
--- End quote ---


Appears to be due to the way you have configured your standard windows applications.  You can turn off "Clipboard" by reading this link (from Microsoft)

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/224993

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