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How do I repair a Runtime Error so that it does not recur?

System- Windows XP Home Edition
Cable connected (Optimum OnLine) + AOL 7.0
System just (5 days ago) completely reformatted  with no programs installed
except
 a)Norton SystemWorks 2003 2)ZoneAlarm

Problem: When accessing websites I frequently get error message
                      "Error. A Runtime Error has occurred. Do you wish to
debug?
                        Line: (this varies but usually "Line 29")
                        Error: Ithis varies but almost always "Object
expected")
                         "Yes" Button and "No" Button
If I select "No" I then access the site with no apparent problem.
If I select "Yes" I get a window "Just in Time Debugging" displaying an
endless set of
operations, with no end apparently. There are 3 buttons at the bottom"Break"
"Continue" "Help" Pressing any one gives me no additional information AND does
NOT solve the problem.
When then reaccess the site I get the same sets of information.

Any help would be appreciated.
                 George Petras

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