Problem when viewing Raymond.cc daily mails on Windows Live Mail on my XP system

[MerleOne]

Hi,

Since a few months, I get IE script errors when reading or pre-viewing Raymond.cc daily mails. I think this comes from the google ads inserted messages but it's just a hunch. I will update this message soon with the exact error message. They look like :
Error nn, object missing
wmlthml:{long hex number}midxx
or something like that.

IE scripts errors are disabled in my IE settings, I still get those. Apart Raymond.cc mails, I get those very rarely.

I tried with an alternate e-mail client EverDesk Mail Lite, and the error message is not present (but google ads are).

Thanks for your help !

.merle1.

[heart reaper]

Does these even come when you use any different browser? Or it only comes in IE?

can you be kind enough to post a screenshot of that error?

[MerleOne]

A screen capture is attached to this post.

I get 4 times this error by reading todays (3-3-9) Raymond.cc e-mail in Windows Live Mail.

When I search the Registry for the hex key displayed, I only find one entry in Windows Live Mail settings : it's in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail, a key called mhtml guid whose value is exactly that hex string.

Thanks !

[YuMeng]

Try using other browser like Firefox, Opera, Safari, Chrome? See the problem still got?

[MerleOne]

Thanks, but I am talking about an e-mail client, not a webmail ! I had the same problem previously with Outlook Express, when I "upgraded" to Windows Live Mail the problem remained.

[YuMeng]

Erm, try Mozilla ThunderBird a third party email client program

[MerleOne]

The problem is not present with another mail client, such as EverDesk, so if I were to switch, I would chose this one. But I would really like to have WLM to work fine with Raymond.cc e-mails. It's just that problem, with those e-mails.

[Raymond]

Those ads are injected to the blog site but somehow it is automatically injected into the feeds newsletter too. I'll try to find a way to fix this.

[Polkadot]

Huh? Windows has a browser? Windows has e-mail? Maybe I should do a 'tree' and find these wayward programs gobbling up my resources.

[hellnoire]

Yeah, it's some of this 'default' sh... er, stuff, that comes with Vista