I forget what the initial cause was but last week my inetcomm.dll got
changed somehow and I went to Letterman's site and downloaded the version I
needed to keep my scripts running right. Then next thing I know all the
stats with eot in them are giving me an error message as they come in. I
again went to Letterman's and checked several things, my VM is current, I
down loaded the WMP9 fix and it was already fixed, and I ran the
"Whatsinstalled" and everything is installed and working. The error message
it get is:
Object doesn't support this property or method 'eot1.filename'
Any suggestions?
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Lee
lenella@gigonet.com
"You're never to old to have a happy childhood"
~George Bernard Shaw
Richard Eagle - 14 Jul 2004 19:32 GMT
Hi Lee,
When you say "Then next thing I know all the stats with eot in them are
giving me an error message as they come in.", it sounds like you are
receiving some by email and your ISP's filters (or possibly hotmail if you
are using it) is causing the problem by altering the source. Your
inetcomm.dll should not have any affect on EOT's.
Does the embedded EOT in this post display correctly for you?
news://news.richard-and-michaela.com/cbev1h$688$2@news.richard-and-michaela.com
If it does, then that tells me that your system and settings are probably
okay. Please let me know and then I'll see what I can do to help.
Best Regards,
Richard
I forget what the initial cause was but last week my inetcomm.dll got
changed somehow and I went to Letterman's site and downloaded the version I
needed to keep my scripts running right. Then next thing I know all the
stats with eot in them are giving me an error message as they come in. I
again went to Letterman's and checked several things, my VM is current, I
down loaded the WMP9 fix and it was already fixed, and I ran the
"Whatsinstalled" and everything is installed and working. The error message
it get is:
Object doesn't support this property or method 'eot1.filename'
Any suggestions?
--
Lee
lenella@gigonet.com
"You're never to old to have a happy childhood"
~George Bernard Shaw