Dear Andreas:
I'm sorry, but on the page to which you referred me, I see no reference to
the Runtime error about which I asked. Please advise further.

"AndreasRoeder" wrote:

Robert Judge wrote:
Diane:
Thank you for your response. I had reinstalled Windows ME, and then
the problem occured when I tried to reinstall Outlook 2002. I notice
that Outlook 2002 refers to itself as part of XP. However I never
"uninstalled" Outlook 2002 (aka Office XP?), I just reinstalled
Windows ME.

In any case, the link to which you referred me tells me to resolve
this problem by copying Vs7jit.exe from the Office XP installation
CD-ROM. However, I don't have an Office XP installation CD-ROM, just
a copy of Outlook 2002.

Please advise further. Thank you for your attention.

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

vs7jit is the J++ debugger. According to
http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=k...042&sid=global,
it may break when office xp is uninstalled.

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"Robert Judge" wrote in
message ...
I have reninstalled Outllook 2002 in Windows ME. When I open the
program, I
get this error message:
"A Runtime Error has occurred. Do you wish to Debug?
Line: 297
Error: Class not registered
YES NO"

I answer "YES" and I get
"Just-In-Time Debugging
Please select a debugger
Possible Debuggers:
New Instance of Microsoft Script Editor...
YES NO"

I answer "YES" and later I get:
"Vs7jit has caused an error in unknown
Vs7jit will not close
If you continue to experience problems, try restarting your computer

The following programs will be debugged:
Script
CLOSE"

Then, I get:
"Step Into Remote Procedure Call..."

Then,
"Microsfot Visual Studio Debugger
Class not registered
BREAK CONTINUE ..."

If I chose CONTINUE, I just get the same message as above.

If I chose BREAK, I get a window with a lot of text, and
highlighted is: "document.all.dateScript.innerHTML = windows.
external.GETDATe ():

When I close this, I get:
Microsoft Script Editor
Do you want to stop debugging?
YES CONTINUE

"Continue" produces nothing. "YES" starts me all over again with
the same message as at the top:
"Error
A Runtime Error has occurred.
Do you wish to Debug?...

So, then I am in an endless loop of error messages

Hi Robert,
so please try this steps on
http://home.arcor.de/andreas.roeder-...%20Help.htm#55

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