Joseph,

Basically the message is saying that there is an error in a
javascript "subroutine" that is coded into the web page you were
trying to view.  The error could be as simple as a typo on the part
of the web page designer, it could be a dropped bit/byte in the transfer
from the web server to your PC, it could be a glitch within your
web browser, or (depending on the version of your browser) it could
be that your web browser is too old to read the script properly.

Most people bump into this error every now and then.  If it is occuring
on more than one web page AND more than once a week, you should
think about reloading your web browser.  If it only happens once or twice a
month, don't worry about it.

Of course, my "numbers" in the above are purely subjective, arbitrary,
and speculative. <grin>  The frequency would really need to be compared to
how much time you spend on the internet.  Obviously, if you only view
10-15 web pages a month, two errors would be highly significant as
opposed to two errors out of 5,000 pages per month.

Jim Meagher

----- Original Message -----
From: "Joseph Rydzy" <[log in to unmask]>

> What is a script error and why would you receive one? The error received
wa microsoft Jscript runtime error  Line:16 'a' is not an object. Would
appreciate any help and thanks in advance! Joseph Rydzy
> Computer was a pacard bell using windows 95
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