How can I disable the debugging application?

I am trying to disarm this annoying "debugging" prompt that seems to get more
and more frequent when I going to different web addresses.

Bob
Thu May 08 12:57:40 PDT 2008

Which Microsoft Office application is this occurring in?

eric b wrote:
> I am trying to disarm this annoying "debugging" prompt that seems to get more
> and more frequent when I going to different web addresses.

ericb
Thu May 08 13:04:02 PDT 2008

Actually Bob, this "line error, need to debug" prompt on happens on aol. When
Im using my Bellsouth account, this never occurs?

"Bob I" wrote:

> Which Microsoft Office application is this occurring in?
>
> eric b wrote:
> > I am trying to disarm this annoying "debugging" prompt that seems to get more
> > and more frequent when I going to different web addresses.
>
>

Bob
Thu May 08 13:13:18 PDT 2008

What Microsoft Office application is the problem occurring in. AOL is
not a Microsoft Office application. Perhaps the problem is not in
Office, but something caused by AOL?

eric b wrote:

> Actually Bob, this "line error, need to debug" prompt on happens on aol. When
> Im using my Bellsouth account, this never occurs?
>
> "Bob I" wrote:
>
>
>>Which Microsoft Office application is this occurring in?
>>
>>eric b wrote:
>>
>>>I am trying to disarm this annoying "debugging" prompt that seems to get more
>>>and more frequent when I going to different web addresses.
>>
>>

ericb
Thu May 08 13:23:02 PDT 2008

You are probably right. My next step is the aol center. thanks

"Bob I" wrote:

> What Microsoft Office application is the problem occurring in. AOL is
> not a Microsoft Office application. Perhaps the problem is not in
> Office, but something caused by AOL?
>
> eric b wrote:
>
> > Actually Bob, this "line error, need to debug" prompt on happens on aol. When
> > Im using my Bellsouth account, this never occurs?
> >
> > "Bob I" wrote:
> >
> >
> >>Which Microsoft Office application is this occurring in?
> >>
> >>eric b wrote:
> >>
> >>>I am trying to disarm this annoying "debugging" prompt that seems to get more
> >>>and more frequent when I going to different web addresses.
> >>
> >>
>
>

Buckland
Thu May 08 13:41:45 PDT 2008

Hi Eric,

In Internet Explorer check in Tools=>Internet Options=>Advanced to turn on the [x] disable script debugging choices and to turn off
the choice to show all script errors. The Office updates have a habit of turning the debugger back on.

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<<"eric b" <ericb@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:6EB8D01B-2BF0-4073-9280-33FC73802C23@microsoft.com...
Actually Bob, this "line error, need to debug" prompt on happens on aol. When
Im using my Bellsouth account, this never occurs? >>
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Bob Buckland ?:-)
MS Office System Products MVP

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