We use internet explorer (IE11 and above) to access a web based application which uses MeadCo ScriptX addon to print labels. We get a message asking us to install the addon each time we start up and access the web page. How can we make the addon install only once for the browser. Can some one help on this. Thank You

I have all of the PCs in my network locked down tightly for security reasons. I only grant users access to change the folders they need as they need them.

What I would like to know is this: To which folder is the smsxmsi.inf attempting to install? I have, potentially, 20-25 users that are going to need this installed and would rather not have to take the time to go to, or remote into, every PC and would rather not push out through GPO.

Your co-operation would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

I have deployed MeadCo ScriptX v7.7.0.20 x86 using the ScriptX.msi. When running certain task such as reporting, I get a MeadCo Publishing License Popup asking me if I want to allow Advanced Printing. My options are yes, allow and No, disallow. Is there a way to have this allow without any user interaction?

I am trying to upgrade to the latest release of ScriptX on a Windows Server 2008 R2 running Remote desktop services.

During the install process, the installation fails with an error that it needs a file named smsxw.msi to proceed. I am guessing this is associated with the previous version. However, we cannot find the original installer and do not have access to that MSI file.

After some initial research I found a suggestion to rename the scriptx.msi file to smsxw.msi but unfortunately this did not resolve the issues.

Any ideas on where I can access the original installer or how to resolve the install issue?

Thanks,

Noah

We dont want to necessarily install the plugin for all users, but the detection would be huge!

Thanks for any info.

Josh

Thanks.

Alas we are madated to use an educational administration website which requires a free version of ScriptX.

I am currently having the most frustrating issue on a 64 bit Win 7 installation using IE9.

Every time the user logs off and on, the Mead Co Scriptx add ons are removed. The only way to re-enable download and printing from this website is to run a ScriptX repair after every log in.

Anyone got any odeas what is going on? Any help much appreciated.

John Cahill
CLONARD COLLEGE

I have a terminal server for clients of web application. IE9.0. Сurrent version of ScriptX is 6,2,433,70.

I have a web-site on IIS and client terminal machine.

I need install smsx(latest version) for all domain users(no admin rights). Can do it admin? and how?

Please, give me advice.

Please, help me.

Some end users  (public users) are reporting that they can't install the activex (smsxmsi.inf file fail) and happened because they don't have admin rights.

Is this the way to install (making the end users to call the administrator to login and install the activex) or is there is another way to do this (maybe, per user installation)? 

Best regards,

Leonardo Silvestri

I noticed in the latest beta release they mention something called scriptxtra.  Can anyone provide any information on this functionality?  If this is what I think it is, it could be huge for my company.  Thanks for any information.

Josh

when i try to download it it asks me for my email address and password then says it's incorrect. do i have to pay for this file because i was logged in when i tried to download it.

thanks

email tomcat1974@aol.com

Is there a way to pre-enable/authorize/install the Advanced Printing feature(s) when I install ScriptX?  Elevating our end-users to local administrators is a non-starter, so I'm looking for options available to enterprise systems administrators.

Anybody have any experience printing client-side on a Citrix environment?

This is just exploratory research for an upcoming project, so i don't have a hands-on yet, but it's nice to know whether fellow users have experienced any difficulties.

The Resource Kits contain ScriptX.msi for pre-installation of ScriptX. This must be run as an administrator, any prior installation of ScriptX will be removed before v7 is installed.

smsx.cab is a wrapper on ScriptX.msi for delivering ScriptX to client PCs via Internet Explorer's Add-in Manager. As usual, this is a direct replacement for previous versions of smsx.cab. Copy the new version over previous versions on your server(s). As is usual for smsx.cab, administrator priviledges are required to complete the installation. Any previous version will be removed before installing.

To remove ScriptX from a PC, use Add/Remove programs .. or Uninstall a program (Windows 7).

Pete Cole.

http://mediazure.com/EBC/errors/1_Error_Occurred_Activex_Browser080912.png

http://mediazure.com/EBC/errors/2_Browser_closed_page_080912_part2.png

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Any help on solving this error would be appreciated.

Set Factory = CreateObject("ScriptX.Factory")

WScript.Echo "Installed Version of ScriptX"
If Err.Number = 0 Then
  WScript.Echo Factory.Version
Else
  WScript.Echo "ScriptX is not installed"
End If

or

<head>
<title>029 - MeadCo ScriptX Test</title>

<!-- MeadCo ScriptX -->
<object id="factory" viewastext style="display:none"
classid="clsid:1663ed61-23eb-11d2-b92f-008048fdd814">
</object>

<script defer>
function window.onload() {
  if ( !factory.object ) {
    document.all.text1.innerHTML = "MeadCo's ScriptX Control is not properly installed!";
    return;
  }
  document.all.text1.innerHTML = "Ready to script MeadCo's ScriptX!";
  document.all.text2.innerHTML = factory.version
}
</script>
</head>
<body>
<h2 id="text1">Text</h2><br />
<h2 id="text2">Text</h2>
</body>
</html>

Is there any way to pre-install Scriptx from scriptx.msi without installing the License Manager? Or what exactly is the role of License Manager in case of free use of Scriptx?

Thank you beforehand,

Alexander.

The license file format is not valid.
URL: https://cli-cert.emdeon.com/jsp/lab/login/DxStatus.jsp
LICENSE: /html/ScriptX/sxlic.mlf
GUID: {41939B13-2907-11D5-8F49-444553540000}
ERROR CODE: 8004044e
CODE VERSION: 7.0.0.8
IE VERSION: 9.0.8112.16421

Thanks,

John