Still getting Internet Explorer MSHTML.dll errors

[Lance]

I found out that I needed to update to IE 6 SP 1 in order
to stop the "MSHTML.dll" errors, which I did, but now I am
still getting them. Any ideas to fix this would be
appreciated!

Lance

[Jone Doe]

You may need to update your video drivers. But start here:
http://www.techadvice.com/w98/M/mshtml-dll_w98.htm

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[Robert Aldwinckle]

Lance,

If you mean that you had installed 810847 and started experiencing
crashes in mshtml.dll and then installed 813951 as a fix to it,
be aware that 813951 fixes another problem with 810847 in another
module, not the problem that we are having with mshtml.dll.

The simplest thing to do is wait for Microsoft to come up with a fix
(or an approved method of avoiding the problem that their update
has caused).

In the meantime you can reduce the amount of inconvenience
that a crash causes you by doing frequent saves. E.g. as you
complete a thought and especially before starting a new paragraph
press Ctrl-s. Another thing which somehow seems to help reduce
the frequency of the crashes is composing offline (e.g. Alt-F,W).

HTH

Robert Aldwinckle
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[Rich Testardi]

Here's what I've found... Yes, Q810847 screwed me.

I have a message that I can paste into even a virgin install of IE6/OE
with that patch, and MSIMN will core dump...

However, if you enable just-in-time debugging in VC++ or Windbg (thru
the AeDebug registry key), you can select "Cancel" to start the
debugger when the fault occurs (assuming you aren't too quick with
the return key...), step over the "rep movsd" instruction that
you are faulted at, hit "go", and the mailer will start up again
(you might have to do this more than once if you were pasting something
large when the fault occurred)... You can then at least do Ctrl-A/
Ctrl-C to get your text you were working on out into Notepad or
something (I've actually sent the mail from this recovered condition,
but am always a bit hesitant)...

-- Rich