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  1. 11-Mar-09, 17:08 #1
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    Hello, I'm getting script errors using IE and other browsers, "expected ;" etc code 0. I'm not sure what the problem is and some buttons are not appearing on certain websites but when viewed on my laptop they do.

    Can anyone give me some advice please?

    Many thanks in advance
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rheghead View Post
    Hello, I'm getting script errors using IE and other browsers, "expected ;" etc code 0. I'm not sure what the problem is and some buttons are not appearing on certain websites but when viewed on my laptop they do.

    Can anyone give me some advice please?

    Many thanks in advance
    What pages? What version of IE and what version of Windows and it's Service Pack level?
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    Hi, It is on facebook website, IE 7 the latest downloadable version, windows XP home edition, I'm not sure about service pack.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rheghead View Post
    Hi, It is on facebook website, IE 7 the latest downloadable version, windows XP home edition, I'm not sure about service pack.
    Try Tools->Internet Options->Advanced and press the Reset button.

    Also try IE without any of the toolbars and add-ons (so it's just plain old IE).
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