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  1. Squire3
    I'm running Windows XP Pro and using Outlook Express as my mail handler. My Outlook Express is tied in with IE 8 which I hardly ever use for a browser. Recently I have started getting script errors -- but for ONLY SOME of my mail. These error messages stay locked on my email inbox screen until I click a "No" button repeatedly. Sometimes, it takes 25+ clicks of "No" to disarm the error message window so that I can go & read or delete the email message The mail originates from vendors whom I do biz with and who use Aweber to mail to their list. I was told recently that Aweber changed it's codes so that IE8 is no longer supported (ditto XP, I'd guess). And, of course, I cannot upgrade to IE 9, or 10 since I run XP. The error messages read" IE Script Error An error has occurred in the script on this page. Line: 4 char: 208 Error: 'head' is null or not an object Code: 0 URL: mhtml:mid//00000019/ Do you want to continue running scripts on this page? Yes No After clicking "No", a 2nd error message pops up with different parameters: Line: 0 char: 0 Error: Script error Code: 0 Any ideas for a work-around?
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