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Answer» Jscript is not properly registered; please repair JScript then reinstall. Why not try downloading SP3? That shouldn't matter, once it is "XP".This is the fix on the adobe site but does not seem to work for XP........... ................http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=kb401521 The CS3 is a download from adobe; the trial version Thanks Also where can I down load SP3 for XPGo to Start > Run and type in regsvr32 jscript.dll (there's a space in there) and click OK. You should get a prompt saying that it succeeded. Click OK and try installing Photoshop again. Does it work? Quote from: heinz57 on August 19, 2008, 08:31:41 PM Also where can I down load SP3 for XPhttp://windowsupdate.microsoft.comTks Chris Your a genius; I have downloaded cs3, it worked perfectly.....I wonder the Adobe Info COULD NOT adress this for XP so I am very grateful to you Heinz PS: Did you find it WORTHWHILE to down load SP# for Xp?It's just one of those problems that tends to slip by, I suppose. It probably hasn't come up often enough on XP for Adobe to notice it. Heck, I couldn't really even find anything helpful on Google. I figured that SINCE it wasn't properly registered, we would try registering it ourselves! Heh. As for SP3, I would recommend downloading it because it has a lot of security updates. Some people have had TROUBLE with it, but I (and most of our members) haven't experienced any problems. The installation went very smoothly for me and I have even noticed slightly better performance.Thanks againYou are very welcome. |
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