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I am using Win2000Pro, and understood IE 7 wasnt built for that? I
dont
know why the problem when I try either ie5 or ie6, but when I have
the
executable up and running, it goes to the MS site, says its
starting, then
just sits there, never completing the job. I eventually stop it
(after an
hour or more), and I do have high speed download here. Once, I even
left it
connected and supposedly downloading for 4 hours, came back and it
was still
just sitting there. Its odd, because when I try to do it again, it
comes
back and asks if I wasnt to continue, or start from the beginning.
Doesnt
matter which I select, it still doesnt do anything.

At work, I had a complete copy I used there, without having to do
the
playing around, but when I retired, I forgot to bring a copy with
me. We
just got tired of dealing with that, for hundreds of computers. I
suspect I
will be able to put the Win2000 disc back in, and get it from there,
but
dont want to foul things up, being as I am down to just one
operating
computer here right now. Still waiting for a new hard drive for the
family
computer - and want to keep one operational. HI.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Richard B. Drake" <rich@...>
To: <dxlab@...>
Sent: Friday, August 31, 2007 9:47 AM
Subject: Re: [dxlab] Re: alarm on Pathfinder 4.4.6

Actually I don't think you can completely remove IE from your

system.

There have been huge lawsuits over that but Microsoft claims it is

an

integral part of the system and cannot be removed.

With WinXP+ you can hide the IE desktop Icon and make another

browser

the default but you can't remove IE. Yes if you want to download

IE 7

(It's a big improvement over IE 6 so I recommend you do that) it
first gets a very small executable that I believe determines what
parts of IE you need to download for your particular system and
downloads only what you need. That works, and it minimizes the

amount

of stuff you need to download. Why is that a problem?

73, Rich - W3ZJ

At 08:46 AM 8/31/2007, you wrote:

Came right up without the error. Hmmmm might it be because I am

NOT
using

IE at all? I have Firefox on the computer. Took IE off at one

point,

because It wasnt acting right, and when I try to put it back on,

I hit up

against the stupid way they want to upload to me, with a small

program on

the computer that then reaches out and downloads the rest of it.

It
appears

you have to have IE in order to get IE. Makes a lot of sense!!

Even
when I

try to activate Firefox, then the setup, it seems to start, then

just
sits

there without ever having done much, and have left it an hour or

more to
no

affect. Have been trying to find a separate full copy of IE,

but
eerywhere

I look it just want to upload the setup files, and that fails

every time
I

try to use it. Using Win2000Pro here, and have tried IE5 and 6

both. If
I

misremember, 6 is for XP?
Danny

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I keep getting a pop up alarm when using Pathfinder: :
An error has occured in the script on this page
line 249
char 1
error object expected code 0
url ;database?callsign=(((callsign I have requested))))

No matter if I say to continue or not to continue to use the script- the web
site comes up with the proper response information.

When I go direct to qrz, I dont get the alarm.
This has been happening since I downloaded 4.4.6

Errors in scripts can only come from the web page that Pathfinder is
attempting to display.

From the URL, Pathfinder is searching QRZ.com. The correct URL is

{TargetCallsign}

which is a bit different than what you show below.

Are you able to search sites other than QRZ.com without seeing script
errors?

73,

Dave, AA6YQ


--- In dxlab@..., "Danny Douglas" <n7dc@...> wrote:

I keep getting a pop up alarm when using Pathfinder: :
An error has occured in the script on this page
line 249
char 1
error object expected code 0
url ;database?callsign=(((callsign I have

requested))))

No matter if I say to continue or not to continue to use the script-

the web

site comes up with the proper response information.

When I go direct to qrz, I dont get the alarm.
This has been happening since I downloaded 4.4.6

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Please fire up Internet Explorer and paste the following into its
address bar:



Does this produce a scripting error?

73,

Dave, AA6YQ

--- In dxlab@..., "Danny Douglas" <n7dc@...> wrote:

Yeah I left a dot out of the url,in my email, but otherwise its

the same

one Dave. I do not get script errors on other sites thru

Pathfinder, nor

any direct search type sites. It only appears when using

Pathfinder and

QRZ.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Dave Bernstein" <aa6yq@...>
To: <dxlab@...>
Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2007 11:00 AM
Subject: [dxlab] Re: alarm on Pathfinder 4.4.6

Errors in scripts can only come from the web page that Pathfinder

is

attempting to display.

From the URL, Pathfinder is searching QRZ.com. The correct URL is

{TargetCallsign}

which is a bit different than what you show below.

Are you able to search sites other than QRZ.com without seeing

script

errors?

73,

Dave, AA6YQ


--- In dxlab@..., "Danny Douglas" <n7dc@> wrote:

I keep getting a pop up alarm when using Pathfinder: :
An error has occured in the script on this page
line 249
char 1
error object expected code 0
url ;database?callsign=(((callsign I have

requested))))

No matter if I say to continue or not to continue to use the

script-

the web

site comes up with the proper response information.

When I go direct to qrz, I dont get the alarm.
This has been happening since I downloaded 4.4.6

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Came right up without the error. Hmmmm might it be because I am NOT using
IE at all? I have Firefox on the computer. Took IE off at one point,
because It wasnt acting right, and when I try to put it back on, I hit up
against the stupid way they want to upload to me, with a small program on
the computer that then reaches out and downloads the rest of it. It appears
you have to have IE in order to get IE. Makes a lot of sense!! Even when I
try to activate Firefox, then the setup, it seems to start, then just sits
there without ever having done much, and have left it an hour or more to no
affect. Have been trying to find a separate full copy of IE, but eerywhere
I look it just want to upload the setup files, and that fails every time I
try to use it. Using Win2000Pro here, and have tried IE5 and 6 both. If I
misremember, 6 is for XP?
Danny

Actually I don't think you can completely remove IE from your system.
There have been huge lawsuits over that but Microsoft claims it is an
integral part of the system and cannot be removed.

With WinXP+ you can hide the IE desktop Icon and make another browser
the default but you can't remove IE. Yes if you want to download IE 7
(It's a big improvement over IE 6 so I recommend you do that) it
first gets a very small executable that I believe determines what
parts of IE you need to download for your particular system and
downloads only what you need. That works, and it minimizes the amount
of stuff you need to download. Why is that a problem?

73, Rich - W3ZJ

At 08:46 AM 8/31/2007, you wrote:

Came right up without the error. Hmmmm might it be because I am NOT

IE at all? I have Firefox on the computer. Took IE off at one point,
because It wasnt acting right, and when I try to put it back on, I hit up
against the stupid way they want to upload to me, with a small program on
the computer that then reaches out and downloads the rest of it. It

you have to have IE in order to get IE. Makes a lot of sense!! Even

try to activate Firefox, then the setup, it seems to start, then just

there without ever having done much, and have left it an hour or more to

affect. Have been trying to find a separate full copy of IE, but

I look it just want to upload the setup files, and that fails every time

try to use it. Using Win2000Pro here, and have tried IE5 and 6 both. If

misremember, 6 is for XP?
Danny

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Hi Danny,

Some time ago I went to the Microsoft Download site and downloaded
IE6setup to a CD. Don't know if it has all the executables you need or
if it goes back to the download center to get more stuff, but would be
happy to send a copy to you.

Rob
AB7CF


On Fri, 31 Aug 2007 10:16:55 -0400 "Danny Douglas" <n7dc@...>
writes:

I am using Win2000Pro, and understood IE 7 wasnt built for that? I
dont
know why the problem when I try either ie5 or ie6, but when I have
the
executable up and running, it goes to the MS site, says its
starting, then
just sits there, never completing the job. I eventually stop it
(after an
hour or more), and I do have high speed download here. Once, I even
left it
connected and supposedly downloading for 4 hours, came back and it
was still
just sitting there. Its odd, because when I try to do it again, it
comes
back and asks if I wasnt to continue, or start from the beginning.
Doesnt
matter which I select, it still doesnt do anything.

At work, I had a complete copy I used there, without having to do
the
playing around, but when I retired, I forgot to bring a copy with
me. We
just got tired of dealing with that, for hundreds of computers. I
suspect I
will be able to put the Win2000 disc back in, and get it from there,
but
dont want to foul things up, being as I am down to just one
operating
computer here right now. Still waiting for a new hard drive for the
family
computer - and want to keep one operational. HI.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Richard B. Drake" <rich@...>
To: <dxlab@...>
Sent: Friday, August 31, 2007 9:47 AM
Subject: Re: [dxlab] Re: alarm on Pathfinder 4.4.6

Actually I don't think you can completely remove IE from your

system.

There have been huge lawsuits over that but Microsoft claims it is

an

integral part of the system and cannot be removed.

With WinXP+ you can hide the IE desktop Icon and make another

browser

the default but you can't remove IE. Yes if you want to download

IE 7

(It's a big improvement over IE 6 so I recommend you do that) it
first gets a very small executable that I believe determines what
parts of IE you need to download for your particular system and
downloads only what you need. That works, and it minimizes the

amount

of stuff you need to download. Why is that a problem?

73, Rich - W3ZJ

At 08:46 AM 8/31/2007, you wrote:

Came right up without the error. Hmmmm might it be because I am

NOT
using

IE at all? I have Firefox on the computer. Took IE off at one

point,

because It wasnt acting right, and when I try to put it back on,

I hit up

against the stupid way they want to upload to me, with a small

program on

the computer that then reaches out and downloads the rest of it.

It
appears

you have to have IE in order to get IE. Makes a lot of sense!!

Even
when I

try to activate Firefox, then the setup, it seems to start, then

just
sits

there without ever having done much, and have left it an hour or

more to
no

affect. Have been trying to find a separate full copy of IE,

but
eerywhere

I look it just want to upload the setup files, and that fails

every time
I

try to use it. Using Win2000Pro here, and have tried IE5 and 6

both. If
I

misremember, 6 is for XP?
Danny

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At 10:16 AM 8/31/2007, you wrote:

At work, I had a complete copy I used there, without having to do the
playing around, but when I retired, I forgot to bring a copy with me.

The full everything including the kitchen sink version of IE7 is
available from Microsoft at:

It's a 15MB download.
However you are correct that it installs only on Windows XP SP2.

73, Rich - W3ZJ





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Danny,

Are you sure. What I have is a 480 MByte file: IE Version 6.0.2800.1106

Back in early '06 I used it once for a customer who had wiped out his IE
user interface. Don't recall any unusual interactions, but my memory may
well be faulty.

Rob
AB7CF


On Fri, 31 Aug 2007 12:03:31 -0400 "Danny Douglas" <n7dc@...>
writes:

Rob, that is what I also have been able to get from them. The
problem is
that when it is downloaded here, and I activate it, it dows not
follow
through with the complete program, but just sits here, saying its at
work -
forever-. Thanks for the offer, but someway, when I "erased" it
from the
computer, it did something so that it doesnt want to re-download.
Danny


----- Original Message -----
From: "Rob Dennison" <ab7cf@...>
To: <dxlab@...>
Sent: Sunday, January 02, 2000 12:12 AM
Subject: Re: [dxlab] Re: alarm on Pathfinder 4.4.6

Hi Danny,

Some time ago I went to the Microsoft Download site and

downloaded

IE6setup to a CD. Don't know if it has all the executables you

need or

if it goes back to the download center to get more stuff, but

would be

happy to send a copy to you.

Rob
AB7CF


On Fri, 31 Aug 2007 10:16:55 -0400 "Danny Douglas"

<n7dc@...>

writes:

I am using Win2000Pro, and understood IE 7 wasnt built for that?

I

dont
know why the problem when I try either ie5 or ie6, but when I

have

the
executable up and running, it goes to the MS site, says its
starting, then
just sits there, never completing the job. I eventually stop

it

(after an
hour or more), and I do have high speed download here. Once, I

even

left it
connected and supposedly downloading for 4 hours, came back and

it

was still
just sitting there. Its odd, because when I try to do it again,

it

comes
back and asks if I wasnt to continue, or start from the

beginning.

Doesnt
matter which I select, it still doesnt do anything.

At work, I had a complete copy I used there, without having to

do

the
playing around, but when I retired, I forgot to bring a copy

with

me. We
just got tired of dealing with that, for hundreds of computers.

I

suspect I
will be able to put the Win2000 disc back in, and get it from

there,

but
dont want to foul things up, being as I am down to just one
operating
computer here right now. Still waiting for a new hard drive for

the

family
computer - and want to keep one operational. HI.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Richard B. Drake" <rich@...>
To: <dxlab@...>
Sent: Friday, August 31, 2007 9:47 AM
Subject: Re: [dxlab] Re: alarm on Pathfinder 4.4.6

Actually I don't think you can completely remove IE from your

system.

There have been huge lawsuits over that but Microsoft claims

it is

an

integral part of the system and cannot be removed.

With WinXP+ you can hide the IE desktop Icon and make another

browser

the default but you can't remove IE. Yes if you want to

download

IE 7

(It's a big improvement over IE 6 so I recommend you do that)

it

first gets a very small executable that I believe determines

what

parts of IE you need to download for your particular system

and

downloads only what you need. That works, and it minimizes

the

amount

of stuff you need to download. Why is that a problem?

73, Rich - W3ZJ

At 08:46 AM 8/31/2007, you wrote:

Came right up without the error. Hmmmm might it be because I

am

NOT
using

IE at all? I have Firefox on the computer. Took IE off at

one

point,

because It wasnt acting right, and when I try to put it back

on,

I hit up

against the stupid way they want to upload to me, with a

small

program on

the computer that then reaches out and downloads the rest of

it.

It
appears

you have to have IE in order to get IE. Makes a lot of

sense!!

Even
when I

try to activate Firefox, then the setup, it seems to start,

then

just
sits

there without ever having done much, and have left it an hour

or

more to
no

affect. Have been trying to find a separate full copy of

IE,

but
eerywhere

I look it just want to upload the setup files, and that

fails

every time
I

try to use it. Using Win2000Pro here, and have tried IE5 and

6

both. If
I

misremember, 6 is for XP?
Danny

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Rob, that is what I also have been able to get from them. The
problem is
that when it is downloaded here, and I activate it, it dows not
follow
through with the complete program, but just sits here, saying its at
work -
forever-. Thanks for the offer, but someway, when I "erased" it
from the
computer, it did something so that it doesnt want to re-download.
Danny


----- Original Message -----
From: "Rob Dennison" <ab7cf@...>
To: <dxlab@...>
Sent: Sunday, January 02, 2000 12:12 AM
Subject: Re: [dxlab] Re: alarm on Pathfinder 4.4.6

Hi Danny,

Some time ago I went to the Microsoft Download site and

downloaded

IE6setup to a CD. Don't know if it has all the executables you

need or

if it goes back to the download center to get more stuff, but

would be

happy to send a copy to you.

Rob
AB7CF


On Fri, 31 Aug 2007 10:16:55 -0400 "Danny Douglas"

<n7dc@...>

writes:

I am using Win2000Pro, and understood IE 7 wasnt built for that?

I

dont
know why the problem when I try either ie5 or ie6, but when I

have

the
executable up and running, it goes to the MS site, says its
starting, then
just sits there, never completing the job. I eventually stop

it

(after an
hour or more), and I do have high speed download here. Once, I

even

left it
connected and supposedly downloading for 4 hours, came back and

it

was still
just sitting there. Its odd, because when I try to do it again,

it

comes
back and asks if I wasnt to continue, or start from the

beginning.

Doesnt
matter which I select, it still doesnt do anything.

At work, I had a complete copy I used there, without having to

do

the
playing around, but when I retired, I forgot to bring a copy

with

me. We
just got tired of dealing with that, for hundreds of computers.

I

suspect I
will be able to put the Win2000 disc back in, and get it from

there,

but
dont want to foul things up, being as I am down to just one
operating
computer here right now. Still waiting for a new hard drive for

the

family
computer - and want to keep one operational. HI.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Richard B. Drake" <rich@...>
To: <dxlab@...>
Sent: Friday, August 31, 2007 9:47 AM
Subject: Re: [dxlab] Re: alarm on Pathfinder 4.4.6

Actually I don't think you can completely remove IE from your

system.

There have been huge lawsuits over that but Microsoft claims

it is

an

integral part of the system and cannot be removed.

With WinXP+ you can hide the IE desktop Icon and make another

browser

the default but you can't remove IE. Yes if you want to

download

IE 7

(It's a big improvement over IE 6 so I recommend you do that)

it

first gets a very small executable that I believe determines

what

parts of IE you need to download for your particular system

and

downloads only what you need. That works, and it minimizes

the

amount

of stuff you need to download. Why is that a problem?

73, Rich - W3ZJ

At 08:46 AM 8/31/2007, you wrote:

Came right up without the error. Hmmmm might it be because I

am

NOT
using

IE at all? I have Firefox on the computer. Took IE off at

one

point,

because It wasnt acting right, and when I try to put it back

on,

I hit up

against the stupid way they want to upload to me, with a

small

program on

the computer that then reaches out and downloads the rest of

it.

It
appears

you have to have IE in order to get IE. Makes a lot of

sense!!

Even
when I

try to activate Firefox, then the setup, it seems to start,

then

just
sits

there without ever having done much, and have left it an hour

or

more to
no

affect. Have been trying to find a separate full copy of

IE,

but
eerywhere

I look it just want to upload the setup files, and that

fails

every time
I

try to use it. Using Win2000Pro here, and have tried IE5 and

6

both. If
I

misremember, 6 is for XP?
Danny

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