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Default Problem with scripting component

While following the 'Beginning ASP 3.0' book, when I get to Chapter 16 and create a wsc scripting component according to the instructions, the attempt to execute it from an ASP comes up with the following error:
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Server object error 'ASP 0177 : 800c0007'

Server.CreateObject Failed

/begASP/CarpetPricer.asp, line 15

800c0007
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I suspect that this may be authority-related, since I am running on Windows 2003 Server and this has much more restrictive security settings for web use, which have caused me problems previously while working through this book - but maybe it's comething completely different, I'm no expert.

Thanks

Colin






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