Script Errors Installation Box

When reinstalling flash player receiving microsoft script errors when installation box appears for XP computer.

Download the offline installer from http://helpx.adobe.com/content/help/en/flash-player/kb/installation-problems-flash-player- windows.html#main-pars_header and save it to disk, then close all browser windows and run the downloaded installer.

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Greetings everyone. Another Adobe Installation disaster story.
I'm trying to install the aforementioned products (Flash, Photoshop, After Effects) on my computer, but I get about 20 "Internet Explorer Script Error"'s every time. [I don't even use Internet Explorer] I don't understand why the installation worked on a different computer I own but not this one. Both of them are running Windows XP Home.
I've already tried removing all Adobe Products, using msicuu2.exe, CS4CleanupScript from Adobe, etc...
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Any and all help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
[ 1572] Mon Jan 26 02:11:43 2009 INFO
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Visit http://www.adobe.com/go/loganalyzer/ for more information
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*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*
START - Installer Session
*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*
RIBS version: 2.0.133.0
-------------------- BEGIN - Proxy File Summary - BEGIN --------------------
AdobeCode: {02FD2912-C5C4-41f0-B7D2-0C1871EB9565}
Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeFlash10-es-ExtensionFL30\AdobeFlash10-es-ExtensionFL30.boot.xml
AdobeCode: {043A67CA-08C4-4669-A2A1-B03F6D8D509C}
Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeWinSoftLinguisticsPluginAll\AdobeWinSoftLinguisticsPluginAll.boot.xml
AdobeCode: {064F0D64-1F54-4F4B-953E-BAED5D7E69B2}
Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobePDFSettings9-mul\AdobePDFSettings9-mul.boot.xml
AdobeCode: {092DF7B0-6E10-4718-9763-9704CC4E6EF9}
Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeALMAnchorService2-mul\AdobeALMAnchorService2-mul.boot.xml
AdobeCode: {0967604F-33E6-4C6B-934B-157C3AB4ED4C}
Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeExtensionManager2All\AdobeExtensionManager2All.boot.xml
AdobeCode: {0A621EC5-B98B-45C9-95FE-A7D0DA3150EA}
Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeFlashPlayer10_axDbg_mul\AdobeFlashPlayer10_axDbg_mul.proxy.xml
AdobeCode: {14A5A29B-D252-4575-B40C-695B8D8B34D5}
Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeBridge3All\AdobeBridge3All.boot.xml
AdobeCode: {195C539A-1546-43A8-A224-C03FE427F47D}
Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\extensions\AdobeFlash10-es_MXLanguagePack\AdobeFlash10-es_MXLanguagePack.proxy.xml
AdobeCode: {2965A5F0-0326-4479-B140-F5799BD025B7}
Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeCameraRaw5.0All\AdobeCameraRaw5.0All.boot.xml
AdobeCode: {2B47D5DE-E019-4130-AB69-2DAB4DEEBB0A}
Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeColorJA_ExtraSettings2-mul\AdobeColorJA_ExtraSettings2-mul.boot.xml
AdobeCode: {2BD22DAB-D025-4c9a-A62E-DAD828393885}
Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeFlash10-en-ExtensionFL30\AdobeFlash10-en-ExtensionFL30.boot.xml
AdobeCode: {3095E614-711B-48D2-BAAF-0CA9D9968F68}
Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeOutputModuleAll\AdobeOutputModuleAll.boot.xml
AdobeCode: {3251BB24-1889-4BB4-9774-BA0D57FE7D0E}
Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\extensions\AdobeFlash10-en_GBLanguagePack\AdobeFlash10-en_GBLanguagePack.proxy.xml
AdobeCode: {34BBC769-B1F1-412A-8663-50B2EAB6D5A9}
Path: C:\Docum

Great, it got cut off.
Anyways, this is the important part, since it says "ignoring original data since install source is local."
Updated source path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4
Updating media info for: {02FD2912-C5C4-41f0-B7D2-0C1871EB9565}, Effective: {02FD2912-C5C4-41f0-B7D2-0C1871EB9565}
Ignoring original data since install source is local
Type: 0, Volume Order: 1, Media Name: Adobe CS4, Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeFlash10-es-ExtensionFL30\AdobeFlash10-es-ExtensionFL30.msi
Updating media info for: {043A67CA-08C4-4669-A2A1-B03F6D8D509C}, Effective: {043A67CA-08C4-4669-A2A1-B03F6D8D509C}
Ignoring original data since install source is local
Type: 0, Volume Order: 1, Media Name: Adobe CS4, Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeWinSoftLinguisticsPluginAll\AdobeWinSoftLinguisticsPluginAll.msi
Updating media info for: {064F0D64-1F54-4F4B-953E-BAED5D7E69B2}, Effective: {064F0D64-1F54-4F4B-953E-BAED5D7E69B2}
Ignoring original data since install source is local
Type: 0, Volume Order: 1, Media Name: Adobe CS4, Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobePDFSettings9-mul\AdobePDFSettings9-mul.msi
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Ignoring original data since install source is local
Type: 0, Volume Order: 1, Media Name: Adobe CS4, Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeALMAnchorService2-mul\AdobeALMAnchorService2-mul.msi
Updating media info for: {0967604F-33E6-4C6B-934B-157C3AB4ED4C}, Effective: {0967604F-33E6-4C6B-934B-157C3AB4ED4C}
Ignoring original data since install source is local
Type: 0, Volume Order: 1, Media Name: Adobe CS4, Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeExtensionManager2All\AdobeExtensionManager2All.msi
Updating media info for: {0A621EC5-B98B-45C9-95FE-A7D0DA3150EA}, Effective: {0A621EC5-B98B-45C9-95FE-A7D0DA3150EA}
Ignoring original data since install source is local
Type: 0, Volume Order: 1, Media Name: Adobe CS4, Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeFlashPlayer10_axDbg_mul\AdobeFlashPlayer10_axDbg_mul.msi
Updating media info for: {14A5A29B-D252-4575-B40C-695B8D8B34D5}, Effective: {14A5A29B-D252-4575-B40C-695B8D8B34D5}
Ignoring original data since install source is local
Type: 0, Volume Order: 1, Media Name: Adobe CS4, Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeBridge3All\AdobeBridge3All.msi
Updating media info for: {195C539A-1546-43A8-A224-C03FE427F47D}, Effective: {195C539A-1546-43A8-A224-C03FE427F47D}
Ignoring original data since install source is local
Type: 0, Volume Order: 1, Media Name: Adobe CS4, Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\extensions\AdobeFlash10-es_MXLanguagePack\AdobeFlash10-es_MXLanguagePack.msi
Updating media info for: {2965A5F0-0326-4479-B140-F5799BD025B7}, Effective: {2965A5F0-0326-4479-B140-F5799BD025B7}
Ignoring original data since install source is local
Type: 0, Volume Order: 1, Media Name: Adobe CS4, Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeCameraRaw5.0All\AdobeCameraRaw5.0All.msi
Updating media info for: {2B47D5DE-E019-4130-AB69-2DAB4DEEBB0A}, Effective: {2B47D5DE-E019-4130-AB69-2DAB4DEEBB0A}
Ignoring original data since install source is local
Type: 0, Volume Order: 1, Media Name: Adobe CS4, Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeColorJA_ExtraSettings2-mul\AdobeColorJA_ExtraSettings2-mul.msi
Updating media info for: {2BD22DAB-D025-4c9a-A62E-DAD828393885}, Effective: {2BD22DAB-D025-4c9a-A62E-DAD828393885}
Ignoring original data since install source is local
Type: 0, Volume Order: 1, Media Name: Adobe CS4, Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeFlash10-en-ExtensionFL30\AdobeFlash10-en-ExtensionFL30.msi
Updating media info for: {3095E614-711B-48D2-BAAF-0CA9D9968F68}, Effective: {3095E614-711B-48D2-BAAF-0CA9D9968F68}
Ignoring original data since install source is local
Type: 0, Volume Order: 1, Media Name: Adobe CS4, Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeOutputModuleAll\AdobeOutputModuleAll.msi
Updating media info for: {3251BB24-1889-4BB4-9774-BA0D57FE7D0E}, Effective: {3251BB24-1889-4BB4-9774-BA0D57FE7D0E}
Ignoring original data since install source is local
Type: 0, Volume Order: 1, Media Name: Adobe CS4, Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\extensions\AdobeFlash10-en_GBLanguagePack\AdobeFlash10-en_GBLanguagePack.msi
Updating media info for: {34BBC769-B1F1-412A-8663-50B2EAB6D5A9}, Effective: {34BBC769-B1F1-412A-8663-50B2EAB6D5A9}
Ignoring original data since install source is local
Type: 0, Volume Order: 1, Media Name: Adobe CS4, Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\extensions\DeviceCentral2LP-fr_CA\DeviceCentral2LP-fr_CA.msi
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Type: 0, Volume Order: 1, Media Name: Adobe CS4, Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeTypeSupport9-mul\AdobeTypeSupport9-mul.msi
Updating media info for: {3A4D8E3D-83E0-425F-A8FB-B04538CDC2A0}, Effective: {3A4D8E3D-83E0-425F-A8FB-B04538CDC2A0}
Ignoring original data since install source is local
Type: 0, Volume Order: 1, Media Name: Adobe CS4, Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeCSIAll\AdobeCSIAll.msi
Updating media info for: {3C2CCCD6-CB9D-4288-8B3D-EF7AEC16C35B}, Effective: {3C2CCCD6-CB9D-4288-8B3D-EF7AEC16C35B}
Ignoring original data since install source is local
Type: 0, Volume Order: 1, Media Name: Adobe CS4, Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeFlash10-mul\AdobeFlash10-mul.msi
Updating media info for: {3CD02B3D-9EEE-4786-95A8-73E7BA8558CA}, Effective: {3CD02B3D-9EEE-4786-95A8-73E7BA8558CA}
Ignoring original data since install source is local
Type: 0, Volume Order: 1, Media Name: Adobe CS4, Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeDriveAll\AdobeDriveAll.msi
Updating media info for: {3D9625C4-525A-4368-932D-749B91B3B222}, Effective: {3D9625C4-525A-4368-932D-749B91B3B222}
Ignoring original data since install source is local
Type: 0, Volume Order: 1, Media Name: Adobe CS4, Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeFlash10-fr-ExtensionFL30\AdobeFlash10-fr-ExtensionFL30.msi
Updating media info for: {490F274E-689A-4ECF-AC3E-322347ED7613}, Effective: {490F274E-689A-4ECF-AC3E-322347ED7613}
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Type: 0, Volume Order: 1, Media Name: Adobe CS4, Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\AdobeExtendScriptToolkit3.0.0All\AdobeExtendScriptToolkit3.0.0All.msi
Updating media info for: {53560287-20EA-4EB6-9B5C-5B1EC080350A}, Effective: {53560287-20EA-4EB6-9B5C-5B1EC080350A}
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Type: 0, Volume Order: 1, Media Name: Adobe CS4, Path: C:\Documents and Settings\Chu\Desktop\Adobe CS4\Flash Professional\Adobe CS4\payloads\kuler2.0-mul\kuler2.0-mul.msi
Updating media info for: {5746C6E3-DC6E-4762-9445-F89C50B5E1D2}, Effective: {5746C6E3-DC6E-4762-944

Installation of Adobe Flash 11.7.700.169 fails w/Java script errors

I am getting very frustrated with Adobe software, it seems that nearly every time I try to update my flash player the update Flash player process fails with a java script error.
I currently am running Adobe Flash player: 11.6.602.180
My system is running 32-bit Windows XP, SP3, all patches to date, IE v8.0.6001.18702.
When I try to install the Adobe Flash player update to 11.7.700.169 the process always fails with the following....
A pop up to the screen from IE, titled: "Internet Explorer Script Error"
The message displayed on the screen is:
   An error has occured on the script on this page.
   Line: 1
   Char: 15965
   Error: Object Expected
Code: 0
URL: http://127.0.0.1/app/_js/adobe.js
Do you want to continue running scripts on this page? <Yes>/<No>
No matter what choice I make the install fails (choosing yes causes more Script Error messages to appear, before it finally hangs).
I have followed the steps suggested on the 'Troubleshooting page', yes Active Scripts are enabled within IE
I also have tried turning off all AV and Firewalls when performing installation, yet I get the same errors.
Thanks,
Mark Reynolds

Download and run the offline installer from http://helpx.adobe.com/flash-player/kb/installation-problems-flash-player-windows.html#mai n-pars_header

Scripts error message. I have tried to ensure that I have met all installation requirements.

About a week ago, I started getting a message saying that my flashplayer was out of date and needed to be updated.. I have tried several times to update and it will allow me to run the update installer. After watching the progress bar get to 100%, I keep getting a scripts error. The following is a copy of the error message I am getting :

What is your operating system & version?
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ILife '09 installation problems; run preflight script error

Hi, not sure where else to put this topic so I figured this would be the best place. The iLife section has forums for individual applications and not the entire thing.
I'd like to point out that I had iLife '08 installed and working but I uninstalled it before I proceeded with the '09 installation since I wanted to start clean. I also installed iWork '09 successfully.
When I try installing iLife '09 however, I get a an error stating "The following install setup failed: run preflight script for registration. contact the software manufacturer for assistance.". I have tried to repair disk permissions through Disk Utility and then reboot, but still get the same error. I have also tried using some of Onyx's "cleaning" utilities, but it doesn't help either.
I also get the same "run preflight script" error when I try installing the latest Quicktime update through Apple Software Update application.
Not sure any of these are related but I'm out of ideas. Is anyone else getting anything similar or know how to fix any of this?

Just a guess, but do you have a retail disk of iLife '09 or an upgrade that came as a supplement to your new Mac? If the latter, you should have the iLife '08 applications installed in their default locations (where they were located when you first started up the new Mac) because it is highly unlikely that an upgrade disk can upgrade what is not there.
If this is your problem, you may not have to reinstall the entire OS. Instead, first try looking for an "Install Bundled Software" app (or something with a similar name) on your new Mac's system disk 1. This may allow you to reinstall the original iLife apps without having to reinstall the OS. If so, the upgrade disk should work once they are back in place.

Adobe FlashPlayer installation script error

I can't install Adobe Flash Player on some of the workstations. I do get a "script" error msg when I try to run the installer. Can anybody help? Thanks!

Pat, Thank you for responding to my question.I did solve the probelem by dowloading a full ver of updater from the link below:http://davidvielmetter.com/tricks/javascript-errors-adobe-flash-player-update/ Thanks again,Chris
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Web installer Java script error, file deletes it self

When i try to install Flash player or Adobe reader via WEB installer i get Script error, Object doesn't not support property or method text , http://127.0.0.1:7764/app/_js/main-merge.js. This happens on freshly installed Windows 7. 8.0. 8.1, on 20+ different Computers, on IE and Firefox, only full offline installers works, which is not happy solution for me, and also installer deletes it self and instalation gets stuck in memmory. All latest updates are installed on PC's, including latest Java, and we tried without any Antivirus solutions.
EDIT:Can i get some answers from Adobe regarding this? There are tons of costomers calling me now with same issue, nobody can update their Adobe Reader/Flash player using your WEB installer.
I just freshly installed one Server 2012 without single softawre or anything, and tried instlaling Adobe reader and i got this:
http://i1297.photobucket.com/albums/ag30/ivicask/Error_zpseb3cd862.jpg

I don't know the right place to report website problems. Product bugs can be reported at https://bugbase.adobe.com/ but download issues...?
You could try http://forums.adobe.com/community/download_install_setup - there is always an Adobe staff presence.

When opening firefox a box pops up: [JAva.script Error:] "TypeError: netscape.security.PrivilegeManager is undefined"

Using windows 7 home premium svc pack 1 64 bit. After my last windows update the above question pops up when first starting firefox. I can close the error msg box and it seems everything works okay. It's annoying but my big concern is security. Any suggestions?
Thank you

One possibility is that a website is trying to use this method to gain additional privileges. Another possibility is that one of your add-ons is doing it.
The next time you shut down Firefox, try starting it up in Safe Mode by holding down the Shift key while double-clicking the Firefox shortcut.
A small dialog should appear. Click "Start in Safe Mode" (''not'' Reset).
If you still get the message, it probably is generated by one of the pages you are opening. If you do NOT get the message, it probably was generated by one of your extensions.
In case your extensions might need an update to stop using old, obsolete features, you can try on the Add-ons page. Either:
* Ctrl+Shift+a
* "3-bar" menu button (or Tools menu) > Add-ons
In the left column, click Extensions. Then, on the right side above the list, look for the "gear" button and try "Check for Updates".

Receive Action Script Error #2130

My system is running Windows 8 and IE10. I have continuing problems installing and using Flash Player. I have read and reread the online procedures, checks, and solutions without much luck. Most recently after several failed attempts I was able to download the latest version of Flash Player for Windows 8 with Internet Explorer. My email account is with Outlook, which defaults to MSN.com when I sign out. When the MSN.com homepage appears I shortly receive an error message that says there is an Action Script Error #2130 and a list of affected files, including flash. I am unable to perform any other functions while this message is displayed. The message block gives me two options: Dismiss or Continue. The error message clears when I click either option, and the MSN.com homepage seems to operate normally. However, there are other issues with MSN.com which I have addressed to their support. Basically, if I click on a news headline in order to read the full article, the screen that appears is mis-formatted and unreadable. Ihave a screen capture of the error message noted above. I have tried the solutions suggested in Adobe Support, but they did not resolve the underlying issues. Please help, /hugh
I noticed a related RE: discussion on the side of my question. When I went there I followed staff instructions to another person with similar problems. When I checked my installed version, I saw that it was the latest version for my system, but also saw debug at the bottom of the page. I then proceeded to uninstall Flash Player as staff instructions said to do. After I received the message that uninstall was successful, I again checked my installled version. It was the same as before including that it was the debug version. I repeated this action several times with the same result. Don't understand what this new problem is or how to proceed from this point.

Thanks Pat - Sorry if I have been terse. This is not a good time for me as my Old Man [not my Father] is in failing health and requires a lot of care. Didn't need the added burden of two known problems in my computer system which no one seems to know the answer to. At least part of the problem with my email/MSN.com went away. At present I do not get an ActionScript Error #2130 when I sign out of my Outlook email account, which defaults to MSN.com. The other problem with MSN.com is still present, but so far I have not received any support from their techies, just several boilerplate messages.
However, you are helping with my problem with Flash Player. I discovered it when trying to find the cause for the ActionScript error. I went to Adobe Support Center and began with the several guide sheets I found there. When I did the steps to find the installed] version, which by the way are contained on several different sheets, I found the version of FP installed was not the latest version. I am aware that as I have Windows 8 and IE10 changes should come down from Microsoft, so I was surprised. I tried Update Windows but there were no updates available other than an optional update to install Bing Desktop which I have installed several times, but it remains on the list as an optional update that has not been installed. As I have thought and said many times since I upgraded to Windows 8, it should have been more thoroughly debugged before they rushed it to the retail market. But that too is not an Adobe problem.
I tried all the procedures and checks on all of the Adobe FP guide sheets I found on their support center website several times before to my surprise when I redid the steps to find the currently installed version the lastest version of FP: FP 11.7.700.169 was shown as the installed version. This was over a week ago and after I found Guide Sheet: Adobe Flash Player Support Center/Downloads at: http://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/downloads.html. In addition to providing a path to download the latest version of FP, it provides a list of critical updates and downloads to correct known problems in Flash Player. I downloaded every update I found that seemed to apply to my system.
I then checked to see if the Flash Player Action Script error message was now cleared. To my dismay it was not. Ever since I have been trying to correct that problem. It was not until after I posted this question here and you started to respond and discovered that although the latest version of FP is now installed - it is the DEBUG version, which you have told me I must uninstall and then install the standard version. That is where I learned that even though I am able to download the Adobe Flash Player Uninstaller and run it and get a message that the uninstall was successful, when I check using the Find Version procedure, I am told the latest version of FP is still installed and it is the DEBUG version.
I have tried reinstalling the latest version, but this procedure does not work either. When I click to download Flash Player all I get is a blank Adobe box on the screen. It asks me to select a region. I select the US, There is a DOWNLOAD tab at the top which I also select. Then nothing happens. This tell me something is not working properly with this procedure.
So I am stuck at a point where Adobe Find Version procedures tells me the latest DEBUG version of Flash Player for my system, FP11.7.700.169, is installed in my system and working properly,but I am told I must uninstall the DEBUG version and install the standard version of FP. However, the Adobe Flash Player Uninstaller does not work on my system and the Adobe Flash Player Installer does not work on my system.
On the other hand as far as I have been able to determine Flash player is working properly as I am able to view videos on various websites, including MSN.com. And after deleting several Flash Player files I searched and found, the FP ActionScript Error #2130 has apparently stopping showing up when I am defaulted to MSN.com when I sign out of OUTlook email. I am so confused, irritated, and frustrated. I agree someone from Adobe Support should take a look at what I am reporting and determine if I have an Adobe Flash Player problem, and if so, FIX IT!
Thanks again for taking the lead Pat, /hugh

Scripting Error 16389

We've got a script developed by an old IT person that works fine in CS3 but of course, fails miserably in CC.
'Set myInDesign = CreateObject("InDesign.Application.CS3")
Set myInDesign = CreateObject("InDesign.Application")
Set activeDoc = myInDesign.activeDocument
For Each tFrame in activeDoc.TextFrames
cText = tFrame.Texts.FirstItem.Contents
pos = InStr(cText,"[email protected]")
if pos > 1 then
fillFrame(tFrame.Texts.FirstItem)
end if
Next
Function fillFrame(curFrame)
orderNbr = replace(activeDoc.name,".indd","")
' orderNbr = substring(0,activeDoc.name.Length-4)
fixedOrderNbr = orderNbr
do while len(fixedOrderNbr) < 8
fixedOrderNbr = "0" + fixedOrderNbr
loop
SQLstr = "select unnamed_11 from ""PartsDB"" where unnamed_0 = '" + fixedOrderNbr + "'"
set ad = CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
ad.ConnectionString = "DRIVER={Pervasive ODBC Client Interface};ServerName=AMOS_SERVER;ServerDSN=AR"
ad.Open
Set rs = ad.execute(SQLstr)
custNbr = trim(rs.fields.item(0))
SQLstr = "select bill_to, add1, current_route_id from ""QCust"" where cust_id = '" + custNbr + "'"
set rs = ad.execute(SQLstr)
cName = trim(rs.fields.item(0))
cName = makeSentenceCaps(cName)
cAddr = trim(rs.fields.item(1))
cAddr = makeSentenceCaps(cAddr)
cRoute = trim(rs.fields.item(2))
That's most of it. The error pops up at line 24.
Windows Scripting Error!
#16389
Error String: [Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Data source name not found and no default driver specified.
Engine: Default
File: c:\Program files\...\Fill Out Proof Box.vbs
Line: 24
Given it works in CS3 I know the Data Source is correct. Apparently, CC has changed the way it deals with ODBC connections? I dunno...
Any thoughts on a solution?
Thanks,
Mike

This does not sound like an InDesign problem. Even though the name starts with "ADO", the ODBC access is part of Microsoft's ActiveX Data Objects subsystem. Connection Object (ADO)
As you are so sure about your CS3, is this the very same machine and OS installation where CS3 works?
Have you verified with any other ODBC program that the connection works on this machine?
You get an error from the "Microsoft ODBC driver manager", therefor I assume ODBC itself is installed correctly.
That "Pervasive" driver could still be missing - maybe you just need a 64bit version?
Even then, the driver may have a problem to resolve the AMOS_SERVER (different WORKGROUP, directory server and so forth) or miss some credentials implicitly stored on the other machine.
Much guesswork as I use a Mac most of the time. I'd suggest to post the problem also to some forum with focus on Microsoft VisualBasic.
Dirk

Script Error at launch since recent upgrade to CS6 & features missing

After many failed attempts at getting all of the programs in CS6 Design Premium installed, I was finally able to with the help of the "Installing" forum. Unfortunately I am still having problems with InDesign. When launching I still get the script error:
Error in C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\Startup Scripts CS6\Flash\Flash-12.0.jsx
Line 153: if( app.name = = flashAppname && (module.name = = 'DefaultScript' II module.name = = 'Flash'))
Cannot open resource file.
Also, I am still missing Effects features under the Object drop down menu. Any ideas? I am able to open files that have "effects" in them, but am not able to edit the effects at all. I am hoping someone can help me out. I have already ran a Adobe Support Advisor log and from what I have been told it checked out fine. Here is the thread:http://forums.adobe.com/message/4727814#4727814

While the log might not indicate a problem, I think the error message and missing effects pretty much says otherwise.
I don't like to say this, especially since you had so much trouble getting this far, but I think you need to uninstall and reinstall, and I'd run the Clean script, befor the reinstall: CS Cleaner Tool for installation problems | CCM, CS6, CS5.5, CS5, CS4, CS3
That said, though, I'd try a last-ditch effort at a repair first. Try running MSconfig and turn off all non-essential startups and services, which is pretty much anything non-microsoft. I leave my mouse driver running, but it isn't necessary. Be sure that you've turned off anti-virus and malware scanners, instant messengers, iTunes, and any brower helpers or toolbars. Reboot. If you wind up back in MSconfig, press cancel to continue in diagnostic mode.
Run the installer. Wheter it would be best to uninstall ID, the reboot and run the installer again (still in diagnostic mode) to reinstall, or to just run a "repair" is probably a toss-up. I don't think eihter one is going to thoroughly clean the registry the way the cleaner tool does (but as far aas I know, that's gong to remove the entire package, not just ID, so we want to avoid it if possible). I'd probably try the reapir first, as it's faster and if it works, great. If not uninstall, reboot again, and reinstall.
Once finished with the installer, run MSconfig again and check the "normal startup" box and reboot.

Installing firefox brings up internet explorer script error

I've clearly installed some kind of malware, etc... Now, I'm trying to install firefox completely new and right upon startup, directly after asking if I want to run the install I get a popup "Internet Explorer Script Error"
An error has occurred in the script on the page.
Line: 3
Char: 4412
Error: Object Expected
Code: 0
URL: http://d1w1h2aw6b6mz2.cloudfront.net/?v=7&aff=A004
Do you want to continue running scripts on this page?
If I click no another of the same window will show up with different text. If I click yes, then the installation window has a a blinking textbox that I was seeing in firefox before I uninstalled it, "You may be the 1,000,000 visitor". The installation window itself reads about ConstaSurf program.

And... after Firefox gets installed, before you run it, try creating a clean profile that won't be affected by your earlier settings file and extensions.
'''Create a new Firefox profile'''
A new profile will have your system-installed plugins (e.g., Flash) and extensions (e.g., security suite toolbars), but no themes, other extensions, or other customizations. It also should have completely fresh settings databases and a fresh cache folder.
Exit Firefox and start up in the Profile Manager using Start > search box (or Run):
firefox.exe -P
Any time you want to switch profiles, exit Firefox and return to this dialog.
Click the Create Profile button. I recommend using the default location suggested (i.e., skip the button that lets you change the folder). Then start Firefox in the new profile you created.
Cleaner?? If so, we can point you to articles on restoring your last bookmark backup to the new profile, and moving over any other critical data.
Or you can try to clean your old profile, which might be less work in the end.
When returning to the Profile Manager, you might be tempted to use the Delete Profile button. But... it's a bit too easy to accidentally delete your "real" profile, so I recommend resisting the temptation. If you do want to clean up later, I suggest making a backup of all your profiles first in case something were to go wrong.

Wi-Fi script errors line 183

I posted this thread in other spot, but it was apparently the wrong area. Here's the issue:
I try to use the Verizon Wi-Fi Activation program, and cannot get it to work. All the symptoms are below.
First, it pops up a box titled Internet Explorer Script Error. Details are:
An error has occurred in the script on this page.
Line: 183
Char: 3
Error: Automation server can't create object
Code: 0
URL: file://C:/Progra,%20Files/Verizon/WIFI/smartaccess/common/snapins/installer/inc/vz_overload.js
Do you want to continue running scripts on this page?
Whether I select YES or NO, here's where it goes next:
Title bar: ss_shell_Title
   Verizon Wi-Fi Installation
header
                                                  O
                                         subheader
and the O is the circle that just keeps rotating and rotating and rotating and rotating and rotating....
Why can't it be a simple sign-in like we do with email addresses instead of some crazy program that doesn't work?
I tried this while using Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Internet Explorer (just to make sure it wasn't a browser conflict of some sort), with it always doing the same thing...
Oh, and the follow-up message:
errorheader1 <script type="text/javascript">// document.write(sma_loc_GlobalXLate("errorheader2")); // </script> errorheader2
<script type="text/javascript">// document.write(sma_loc_GlobalXLate("errortext1")); // </script> errortext1
<script type="text/javascript">// document.write(sma_loc_GlobalXLate("errortext2a")); // </script> errortext2a <script type="text/javascript">// if (isDSL) document.write(sma_loc_GlobalXLate("errortext2b")); // </script> <script type="text/javascript">// document.write(sma_loc_GlobalXLate("errortext2c")); // </script> errortext2c <script type="text/javascript">// document.write(sma_loc_GlobalXLate("errortext3")); // </script> errortext3 <script type="text/javascript">// document.write(sma_loc_GlobalXLate("errortext4")); // </script> errortext4
<script type="text/javascript">// document.write(sma_loc_GlobalXLate("errortext5")); // </script> errortext5
<script type="text/javascript">// document.write(sma_loc_GlobalXLate("errortext6")); // </script> errortext6
<script type="text/javascript">// document.write(sma_loc_GlobalXLate("errortext7") + (isDSL ? ' <B>800-567-6789</B> ' : ' <B>888-553-1555</B> ') + sma_loc_GlobalXLate("errortext8")); // </script> errortext7 888-553-1555 errortext8

A lot of people wish that these hotspots for Verizon were nothing more than an HTTP page walled garden setup until you punched in a Verizon Username and Password into the web page. Walled Gardens aren't too hard to set up but they are also easy to get around (but if someone gets around, you can set them on a shoddy QoS profile anyhow). Not doing that results in issues with platform dependencies (excluding really anything other than Windows on a laptop to be used). Around my area, every Wi-Fi Hotspot I find broadcasts in the clear and is basically connect and go. Some of them require accepting an agreement, but that's no problem.
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