UPDATE: As of Firefox 1.0PR, this issue is fixed in the Mozilla codebase, so you no longer need the workaround mentioned before. Just upgrade your Firefox, and DQSD should work fine again.

Different browsers react in different ways to some of the code we have in our web pages. You can safely ignore these error mesages. To disable these prompts in Internet Explorer please use the following steps:

You are probably using an Original v1.0 copy of Brushfire. Brushfire v1.00 checks for unknown script names and files. Brushfire Update 1.01 and above includes checks for unknown and missing relations, fields, layouts, and value lists, and is now available for download. Brushfire on the Macintosh v1.0 through v1.0.4 uses AppleScript for a few initial tasks. Brushfire 1.5 eliminates the use of Applescript and generally is more stable, faster and has more features.

First, make sure that the permissions on the file are set properly for execute permission. By default, the permissions are 644 (rw-r--r--) and do not allow execution. You need to change the permissions, or the mode, on your cgi script to 755 (rwxr-xr-x). Some FTP programs allow you to change file permissions, if yours doesn't, then you can use the File Manager in your Control Panel to change the permissions.

Yes. Whatever charity you have designated on the GoodSearch homepage will be credited when you search our site from the Firefox or IE7 toolbar. As long as your computer accepts cookies, you only need to visit the GoodSearch homepage to select your favorite organization once and then all future searches from the toolbar will benefit that organization.

E:\amulet/src/opal/opal.cc(960) : error C2440: 'type cast' : cannot convert from 'const class Am_Value' to 'bool' Ambiguous user-defined-conversion If you are using Microsoft Visual C++ 5.0, you should set your AMULET-VARS_FILE to Makefile.vars.MSVC5.win32. It omits the compiler switch -DNEED_BOOL that is required by previous versions of the Microsoft compiler.

You should never get a message saying there are compilation errors. We check and double check our code to make sure that doesn't happen. If you do get this message make sure it is not from some changes you made first before sending in a support request.

Load PERL. exe from the numerous sites it is available on, on the CGI internet. Type in the following command from your PERL prompt:

psyBNC support has been tested on version 2.3 and 2.3.1 which is the latest stable release as of this writing. If you have an older version or a newer beta of psyBNC the script might not always work as intended.

Probably because you are using an outdated web browser or have chosen to turn of javascripts. Under the headline "Which web browser should I use" you'll find directions on how to get a new version.

Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> System and Maintenance -> Problem Reports and Solutions -> View Problem History -> Then double-click on the COM surrogate error. Then have a look at the 'Fault Module Name' item. If you got an old version of DivX installed, then uninstall that. If you get the problem with the DivX version that is included in the pack, then disable it with the Codec Tweak Tool. Use ffdshow instead to decode DivX video.

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Many credit reports contain errors. If you find one, take the steps listed below to fix it as soon as possible. Step 4: Write a statement if you cannot resolve a disputed item. You have the right to attach a 100-word statement, free of charge, explaining the nature of your disagreement. Your statement will become part of your credit file, and will be included each time your credit file is accessed.

Most errors you receive are probably range errors, meaning a value you have entered is out of range. Check the Data Dictionary to help you fix these issues.

The KT4V has some known IDE CRC errors. MSI has addressed this problem with Bios update v1.7. The Bios updates can be found here. I guess I've been lucky. I've never experienced CRC errors on my PC....and I do alot of CD-R burning too.

Try enabling the GeForce Text fix in the video tab of the FSO Launcher. If that doesn't work, try setting your antialiasing to a lower setting.

To set the orbs: Highlight the aspect in question, then go over to the orb settings and enter in what you like, in Applying and Separating. (The "Luminary Orbs" would be the Sun & Moon.) Tabbing from field to field is the easiest. Then go to the next aspect, highlighting, doing the same trick. And on until you are done. Then hit SAVE, and in the next window, SELECT.

By inserting the following code in the second line of your scripts any internal errors will be printed to the browser window. Do not put anything before the line defining the path to Perl.

This problem is beyond my control. It is because of Geocities. They want to put their little pop up on the top right hand side and since every mirror has a geocities banner at the bottom frame, geocities can't display their popup and hence the script error. If you want to stop the script error notifications, go to Internet Explorer properties>Advanced Tab> and uncheck "Display notification of every script error" It should be unchecked in IE5 by default.

Script errors can be disabled by clicking "Disable script errors" within the Advanced menu of settings. Resize the Refresher window so that all of the icons can fit. If applicable, click on the expansion arrows (Resize to fit ) ">>" in the top right of Refresher which will extend the Refresher window to fit all items in the toolbar. If you have tried this, check that the screen resolution is a minimum of 1024 x 768.