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I have been using Visual Studio 2003 with Intel Fortran 9.0. Recently it kept crashing whenever I tried to open or create a new Fortran project - C++ projects were unaffected. After this I uninstalled Fortran then attempted to reinstall - this is where the problems began.
The installation crashes early on with a script error: line 26, chr 2 'Automation server cannot create object' URL: brazos.html.
This is the same as a forum message concerning the Intel C++ compiler. What I note is that I too have recently installed Visual Studio Express (2005). Is there some sort of interference with script behaviour? Does it affect Windows Scripting Host? I have WSH 5.6 installed + I was able to previously install v9.0 of the compiler no problem.
Any suggestions? Thanks.
The installation crashes early on with a script error: line 26, chr 2 'Automation server cannot create object' URL: brazos.html.
This is the same as a forum message concerning the Intel C++ compiler. What I note is that I too have recently installed Visual Studio Express (2005). Is there some sort of interference with script behaviour? Does it affect Windows Scripting Host? I have WSH 5.6 installed + I was able to previously install v9.0 of the compiler no problem.
Any suggestions? Thanks.
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Please report the problem to Intel Premier Support. Be sure to identify the full name (filename) of the package you are installing, and if you're not using 9.0.030, download and try that.
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I downloaded and installed the latest version of MSXML from Microsoft then modified a portion of the line in the script that was crashing to MSXML2.DOMDocument.4.0 . The compiler then installed correctly.

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