>Hey Ken,
>Just to let you know I tried to go into your site www.classx.com and I got an error message. I'm running IE4.01. But that's not the end of it. I have VI6 installed and the browser asked me if I wanted to debug. After clicking 'Yes' it opened what it appeared to be your web site's project with code and all. It highlighted a function/method called vbsReferenceOption or something like that. I have a feeling this may not be what you want, so you may want to check on that.
>Crescencio

I just updated www.classx.com so that if you get a script error, it will ask you if you want to navigate to a page that contains no DHTML and no script code. This will help in cases like yours so that you can still view the site.

As for the error you are receiving, it's probably because ADO on your machine is no longer installed properly. It is definitely some config problem on your machine. I suggest you either re-install IE4.01 SP1, or better, install ADO 2.0 from http://www.microsoft.com/data