HELP !! script/syntax error??

[Julia_13]

Every time I try to check my e-mail (hotmail) from my computer a window pops up and says

" An error has occurred in the script on this page:

Line: 305
Char: 1
Error: Syntax error
Code:0 "

If I click yes to continue running scripts another window pops up after changing pages to my inbox and says:

"An error has occurred in the script on this page:

Line: 12
Char: 1
Error: object expected
Code: 0 "

I click yes for scripts being run and it says there is another syntax error, I click yes again and is says 'MenuObj'undefined.

Please help me!! I have lots of scholarship/college stuff in my account and I don't have the time to run every which way to try and check my email. Thanks a bunch!

-Julia

[Steven E. Protter]

Julia,

HP-UX is a Unix operating system. What it has to do with this issue, I would say nothing.

Contact hotmail support with another email account.

Try it from another pc your's might be having trouble.

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[Vijaya Kumar_3]

I doubt whether you are using netscape/HP-Ux for browsing. I have never used Netscape to check hotmail. I think it may not be supported. clarify whether u r using Netscape on HP-UX box?

anyway, If you use windows, i think you need to check your browser versions. You may need to update this to a newer versions or you may need to apply some patches.

Which version of Internet Explorer you are using? Also, what operating system?

Thanks
Vijay

[Karthik S S]

Instead of using internet browsers for checking the mails (hotmail) you can configure outlook express for POP3 access to hotmail mailbox.

Start - Run - msimn - Press enter and follow the steps ....

-Karthik S S

[Patrick Ruane_1]

Hi Julia

This problem will depend a lot on which version of IE / Netscape you are using. Assuming it's IE, try going to windowsupdate.microsoft.com and downloading any updates for Internet Explorer. What version are you running at the moment (see Help > About Internet Explorer)?

HTH

Patrick.

P.S. Where did all the answers concerning HP/UX come from? Was this thread moved from a different forum?

[Michael Schulte zur Sur]

Hi,

if you are using IE, you can switch off these error messages with Internet Options => enhanced and deactivate script debugging and show script errors.

Michael

[Jon Finley]

Besides the security settings, it may also be related to hotmail wanting to place a cookie on your system. You can relax your internet privacy setting (set to medium or low) to allow hotmail to create the cookie it needs.

Jon