Aboutviksra Expertise Howdi! I am viksra (yes, it is a lower-case letter- hehe). I can answer any, and I mean ANY question that is MSN related or deals with MSN. I can answer questions on (including, but not limited to):
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Question QUESTION: I use MSN Explorer browser and when I try to organize my MSN favorites, I receive an error message as follows: (1st line of error message - Script Error; (2nd line of error message - Error: 'null' is null or not an object; (3rd line of error message - Page: favorites.htm?folder=; (4th line of error message - Call Stack"; then OK button.
Dell, MSN, Verizon and Microsoft have been "inside" my computer and can't find the problem.
I got this Dell computer in May 2005 and the "organize favorites" has never worked. I always get the same message.
Is there a way I can "fix" favorites? I've got approximately 200.
Or is there a way I can delete all of them?
Thanks.
Beverly
ANSWER: Hey Beverly. That is a scripting error on the web page you are viewing. It is usually caused by your firewall or HOSTS file when it blocks advertisements. To disable the script error messages, go to Tools --> Internet Options --> Click the Advanced tab, and uncheck "Display notification about every script error". This can be done in Internet Explorer.
MSN Explorer renders pages the same exact way that Internet Explorer renders pages (the way it displays pages to you). You may as well use Internet Explorer. MSN Explorer just gives you a prettier interface.
-viksra
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QUESTION: Thanks very much.
I tried the link but it still doesn't work.
I'm still getting the script error message.
Is there anything else I can try?
Thanks so much.
Beverly
Answer I recommend that you try asking an Internet Explorer expert, since that is the problem. MSN Explorer uses the same rendering taken from Internet Explorer. Think of MSN Explorer as Internet Explorer with eye candy. If that last link didn't solve anything, I think an Internet Explorer expert can assist you since this is out of my place to be answering you in this case.
