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I was just trying this simple example



I don't know why it is giving me an error on

line.

Error is 'Automation server can't create object'.

I tried other examples of FileSystemObject, but it still gives me the error on that line.

Thanks.
 
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Means your browser's security is set to high and will not let that ActiveX control to run.

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Hi Eric, I turned my security level to low, but it is still giving me the error.
Is there any alternative for File System Object?
My actual assignment on File System Object is yet to start
 
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I never used that and I am not sure why anyone would actually teach you that since it is useless in web development. Did you try making it a trusted site?

You can also look at Tools-->Internet Options-->Advanced [tab] --> Security [heading]
There should be checkboxes for ActiveX.


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