HiQ doesn't execute scripts and command line commands

I am running HiQ pro 4.5 on Windows 2000 SP 2. Whenever I enter a command line command, e.g. "1+1", HiQ reports "no error reported" and doesn't execute the command. When I enter the same command again, HiQ tells me that a semicolon is missing.
When I try to execute a script, HiQ reports "Fatal Script error on line -1".
Anybody knows this behaviour and how to get HiQ running normally?

I do have the same problem.

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