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script error when ArrayViewer starts

evard
Beginner
‎04-25-2006 11:29 AM
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I'm inexperienced user of Fortran. I tryed to compile and launch sample project Sine2DWin32. It was compiled successfully, but when ArrayViewer starts an error occurs. In free translationto English it sounds as
'Internet Explorer script error.
Inadmissible call or parameter of procedure
URL: res://D:PROGRA~1IntelARRAYV~1BINARRAYV~1.EXE/group.htm'
After that I tryed to launch other samples with calling ArrayViewer and obtained the same result. This error occurs when 'call avNewViewer(nViewerId)'. What is the reason?
Another question. Is it possible to integrate Intel Fortran Compiler Help into Visual Studio 2003 Help Collection?
Thank you for help in advance
Evgeny
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎04-25-2006 01:26 PM
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I suggest you ask your Array Viewer question in the Array Visualizer section of the forum.

No, the Fortran help can't be combined with Visual Studio help, but in versio 9.1, coming soon, context-sensitive help for Fortran keywords and functions IS available.
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