Opening lightbox .js files in dreamweaver

Trying to open the .js files downloaded for Lightbox. However
dreamweaver will not open them, quoting various different Windows
Script Host errors. Am I doing something really wrong here or could
the downloaded files be corrupt?
Thanks for your help.

Dreamweaver knows what *.js files are and should open them
properly either
way.
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> Sorry, I have now sorted this. I had not realised that
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> "Edit in Dreamweaver" rather than just double click to
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> Thanks anyway guys.

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