Hi Craig,

Yep, we have Service Pack 6a installed.

I'll be in the office tomorrow, so I'm going to try setting a property of the object to my return value, and then have the vbscript take the value of the property rather than the value returned from the method. Shouldn't make any difference, but we'll see.

I've checked for any other exit points in the method, but there don't appear to be any.

Best.

Matt.

>1 and 0 mean true and false in VB. Have you installed the latest NT service pack?
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>>I've created a COM object which has a method called from a web/asp page.
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>>This particular object will always return a 1 or a 0. However, running it on IIS on NT 4 on a particular PC in our office causes problems - the object appears to be returning the word "True". This happens regardless of whether my object is supposed to be returning 1 or 0.
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>>I've tested the same COM object on Windows 2000 and it works ok. I've also tested it in Excel and again it works fine.
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>>Has anyone seen this behaviour ?
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>>Best.
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>>Matt.