Object necessary in compiled help file

[Regi de Ur]

Hi @,

When I'm calling the SCRIPT56.CHM for the Windows Scripting Host, the
follwing bug occurs:

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In the script on this page an error has appeared.

Line: 57
Characters: 2
Error: object necessary
Code: 0
URL:
mk:@MSITStore:C:\ScriptDocs\SCRIPT56.CHM::/html/vtoriMicrosoftWindowsScr
iptTechnologies.htm

Should this page be executed furthermore?
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What can I do to prevent this? It is the only chm-file where this shit
happens on every page! All other compiled help files are working
properly.

THX in advance.

Regi de ur

[Regi de Ur]

Regi de Ur wrote:
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Post by Regi de Ur
In the script on this page an error has appeared.
Line: 57
Characters: 2
Error: object necessary
Code: 0
ScriptTechnologies.htm
Should this page be executed furthermore?

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In addition this is the source in HTML from line 53 on:

<OBJECT ID="hhobj_8" TYPE="application/x-oleobject" CLASSID="clsid:adb880a6-d8ff-11cf-9377-00aa003b7a11">
<PARAM NAME="Command" VALUE="ALink,MENU">
<PARAM NAME="DefaultTopic" VALUE="_chm_topic_not_found.htm">
<PARAM NAME="Item1" VALUE="">
<PARAM NAME="Item2" VALUE="scripting">
</OBJECT>

On line 106 this object is called only once:

<DT><A HREF="JavaScript:hhobj_8.Click()">Windows Script Interfaces</A></DT>

Regi de ur

[Pete Lees [MVP]]

Regi,

Post by Regi de Ur
When I'm calling the SCRIPT56.CHM for the Windows Scripting Host, the
In the script on this page an error has appeared.
[...]
Error: object necessary

Here are a few suggestions that may help:

1) See if any of the suggestions at http://tinyurl.com/yw325 help. ("Error
in Windows Script Documentation", microsoft.public.scripting.wsh newsgroup,
March 19 - April 3 2002.)

2) Use Microsoft Critical Update 811630 to upgrade the help viewer
components. (This will upgrade the version of %windir%\system32\hhctrl.ocx
to 5.2.3735.x.) You can download the update from here:

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=811630

3) Use MJ's Help Diagnostics to check that all the help viewer components
are properly installed and registered.

http://helpware.net/downloads/index.htm#MJs

(The only section of the MJ's Help Report that is relevant to your problem
is the one headed "HTML Help Run-time Components".)

4) Delete or rename the file hh.dat, which you should find in this hidden
subdirectory:

\Documents and Settings\%username%\Application Data\Microsoft\HTML Help

The hh.dat file stores user-specific information on all the help files on
your system (favourite topics, etc.), and can cause the files to misbehave
if it has somehow been corrupted. Windows will create a new version of
hh.dat when you next open any .chm file.

5) Empty your Temporary Internet Files directory (in Internet Explorer,
Tools > Internet Options > General tab > Delete Files). A full TIF directory
can cause the help files to misbehave.