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ErrorThis page uses JavaScript, but your browser does not support it.You may be able to correct this problem by adding this web site to your Trusted Sites or Local Intranet web content zones.ErrorYour browser is not supported. This application requires Microsoft Internet Explorer version 5.9 or later.ErrorThis application requires JavaScript version 5.5 or later. If you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 or Internet Explorer 6.0, you can correct this problem by applying all current browser updates, or by installing the following security patch: JScript 5.6 Security Patch for Windows 2000 and XP (814078)ErrorUnable to create the Microsoft XML document loader. Please upgrade your browser to the most recent version, or contact Technical Support for further assistance.ErrorMicrosoft .Net Framework version 2.0 must be installed on the IIS server that hosts this application. Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 must also be enabled on the virtual directory that contains this application.On Windows 2003 Servers, verify that the status of the ASP.NET web service extension has been set to Allowed in the Web Service Extensions folder of Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.If the host IIS server is a Windows 2000 Domain Controller with SP4 or later installed, please consult Microsoft Knowledge Base article 824308 for instructions on how to correctly configure ASP.NET on this platform.If Microsoft .Net Framework version 2.0 has already been installed, please consult the Troubleshooting chapter of the Deployment Guide for instructions on how to correct common ASP.NET configuration problems.(Error details: Unhandled client-side exception.)ErrorMicrosoft Active Server Pages have not been configured properly on the IIS server.Microsoft Active Server Pages must be installed on the IIS server that hosts this application. Microsoft Active Server Pages must also be enabled on the virtual directory that contains this application.On Windows 2003 Servers, verify that the status of the Active Server Pages web service extension has been set to Allowed, in the Web Services Extension folder of Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.(Error details: Unhandled client-side exception.)
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