ms vbs script runtime error - ????

[~ Free Spirit ~]

I'm back on my old W98 PC and loading up everything from the XP - now on
it's way back to HP for fixing. I ran into a problem with the little
X-Usenet: 1 VBS program I use when converting MS stationery from a
Newsgroup. I keep getting a this error "Microsoft vbs script runtime
error."

I can't seem to find help with this problem on the net. Anyone know the
fix, workaround or cure???? It worked witn XP and is said to work with all
windows versions.... ???

FS

[Wesley Vogel]

Does the script work? Besides getting the error message?

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Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes

In ,
~ Free Spirit ~ > hunted and pecked:
> I'm back on my old W98 PC and loading up everything from the XP - now on
> it's way back to HP for fixing. I ran into a problem with the little
> X-Usenet: 1 VBS program I use when converting MS stationery from a
> Newsgroup. I keep getting a this error "Microsoft vbs script runtime
> error."
>
> I can't seem to find help with this problem on the net. Anyone know the
> fix, workaround or cure???? It worked witn XP and is said to work with
> all windows versions.... ???
>
> FS

[~ Free Spirit ~]

"Wesley Vogel" > wrote in message
news:_YCWb.10692$jk2.35409@attbi_s53...
> Does the script work? Besides getting the error message?
>
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Only on some of the stationary. I get the error on most of them. I can't
figure out where/what the problem is. It worked on 100% of them on the XP
machine.

This is a wee program you drag & drop the MS stationery on and it ads the
X-UNSENT: 1 to the header. You can then use them yourself to send as
e-mail. I download them from the Stationary NGs.

FS.........

[Peter Hutchison]

On Wed, 11 Feb 2004 20:23:05 -0800, "~ Free Spirit ~" >
wrote:

>I'm back on my old W98 PC and loading up everything from the XP - now on
>it's way back to HP for fixing. I ran into a problem with the little
>X-Usenet: 1 VBS program I use when converting MS stationery from a
>Newsgroup. I keep getting a this error "Microsoft vbs script runtime
>error."
>
>I can't seem to find help with this problem on the net. Anyone know the
>fix, workaround or cure???? It worked witn XP and is said to work with all
>windows versions.... ???
>
>FS
>
Type cscript /? in a command prompt to see what version of Windows
Scripting Host you have that is used to run VBS scripts etc. It should
be 5.6 (Windows 98 I believe uses 5.0). See http://msdn.microsoft.com
on VBS.
Installing IE 5.5 will also install latest WSH 5.6 for you!

Peter Hutchison
Windows FAQ
http://www.pcguru.plus.com/