(cross-post added to Word Web Authoring) "Polaris" wrote in message news:8F76FB64-AA36-4124-BC5C-8F10DB2CF888@microsoft.com... > IE 7, Vista Ultimate with all updates. > Until recently, sending web content to Word for editing worked fine. Today I > get an outlined box when Word opens with the following info: > "One moment please... > If page does not automatically redirect you have scripts disabled. follow > the link for info on scripts." > Following the link gives me an error message: "This page requires the use of > scripts, which your browser does not currently allow." > Active scripting is already enabled in IE. (Internet > Options>Security>Custom>Scripting.) > What else do I need to check? Your User-Agent string, e.g. in case the message is bogus and just an indication from Word that it doesn't know the capabilities of your browser and therefore assumes that it has minimal capability, hence no script support. You can spoof an MSIE 6.0 User-Agent if necessary. http://www.fiddlertool.com/useragent.aspx HTH Robert Aldwinckle ---
