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Script Debugging for IE7 in Vista

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Old 07-13-2008   #1 (permalink)
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Script Debugging for IE7 in Vista

I want debug a client-side ECMAscript (Javascript in Mozilla, and JScript
in IE) on IE7 running Vista.

When getting the "Do you want to debug this script", the Microsoft Script
Editor reports the alert "Cannot create Application Data Folder." This is
true even when IE7 is being run as administrator and even though the user
account is already in the administrator class.

Any ideas on how to get script debugging working in Vista?

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