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Original post by VBeir
ok, how do I get rid of the insanely annoying message saying "runntime error - would you like to debug" some websites jusgt have it ongoing. and I DO NOT want to debug how do I make it not ask m?

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Use Mozilla

(you had it comming)

I get the same error. It has something to do with having the Microsoft Development Environment / Microsoft Editor / HTML editing tool that comes with Office / Whatever it''s called installed.

Just press no, or update your version of IE... There is probably an option in the editor too.

Although, it is quite annoying if you accedently press yes. I have been pressing no for years.

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there is a website which does it on every page and I am actually going thu thru the pages quickly. It''s not like I am staying on one page for ten minutes. So it is rather annoying there must be a simple way to trun it off somwhere.

There is...its in IE, under the Advanced Options tab or something like that. The option is "Debug Scripting Errors", I think. I''d be more specific, but I''m on a mac using Safari at the moment. Just look through the options, you''ll find it.

CM

I think it''s a background process called mdm.exe (Microsoft Debug Manager) that makes that come up, so if you kill it, it should be good to go.

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Original post by Conner McCloud
There is...its in IE, under the Advanced Options tab or something like that. The option is "Debug Scripting Errors", I think. I''d be more specific, but I''m on a mac using Safari at the moment. Just look through the options, you''ll find it.

CM

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Confirmed, exactly as you said.

IE->Tools->Internet Options->Advanced Tab->Disable Script Debugging (fourth option under "Browsing")

I''ve got mine checked, and I never get those messages

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Original post by Andrew Russell
Use Mozilla

(you had it comming)

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considering that most sites see 90-95% of their uses as being IE users, I think the problem is with the site not supporting the customer base properly.

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