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Mon 18 Oct 2010, 11:08Delegate Maria said...
Maria has attended:
Word Intermediate course
Internet
I keep getting the question "do you want to continue to run scrips on this page". If I press yes or not I still get the same window appearing and don't know what it relates to.
Tue 19 Oct 2010, 18:25Trainer Anthony said...
RE: Internet
Hi Maria, thanks for your query and welcome to the forum. Your problem could be a problem with the website you're trying to view, or it could be a virus on your machine. However, try this first before approaching IT about a virus scan. Bring up the web browser (Internet Explorer) and got to the Tools drop down, then Internet Options, the Advanced tab and tick "Disable script debugging" and un-tick "Display a notification about every script error". Apply the changes, restart the browser and see if that makes any difference.
Let me know how you get on,
Anthony
Mon 25 Oct 2010, 11:29Delegate Maria said...
RE: Internet
Funnily enough Anthony I have not had this problem since I last asked you. This problem related to my computer at home and I had a problem last week with the mouse freezing and having to keep shutting down and opening the computer. I couldn't even do alt, contrl, delete. Anyhow I ran a program to clean up the drive (I believe it was) and de-fragment and since then the computer is not freezing and I have not had the scrip message appear so maybe this resolved the problem. Thanks anyway.
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