TypeError: Error #1034: Type Coercion failed: cannot convert MC{EBBase$ EBBase$/Init2()}@151d7e81 to

Report · Jan 19, 2014

I don't know how to copy the entire error message, since this screen will not let me copy and paste. I get errors 1034 or 2060 with a choice to

Dismiss or Continue. I don't know what to do. I upgraded to ver. 12.0.

Report · Jan 19, 2014

That doesn't look like any Flash Player or browser error I've ever seen.
What are you doing when you get that error?

Report · Jan 19, 2014

Hi Mike,

Thanks for the fast come back. I'm one of those die hards that still uses

Juno for my e-mails. I have an MSN, Google, and a couple other accounts

but I like Juno better. I got these error messages only in Juno or shorty

after closing it. When I updated from 11.???? to 12.0.???, I got the same

messages. Fortunately, after about 5 to 10 minutes later. I stopped

getting the error messages. I have not had one since then. Peculiar

incident since Juno does not use Flash Player and I never got a Flash

Player error. I wish I could decipher the error wording. Anyway, the

problem seems to have passed (like gas), but thanks again for replying.

Frank L

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Re: TypeError: Error #1034: Type Coercion failed: cannot convert

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That doesn't look like any Flash Player or browser error I've ever seen.

What are you doing when you get that error?

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Report · Jan 19, 2014

It reads like a database connection error. Since it comes from email, I'd say that's more than likely what it is.

Report · Jan 20, 2014

I agree. But since it did not reoccur since I updated the Flash Player,

I'm not going to kick a sleeping dog. I will keep your suggestion in mind

if it comes back. Thanks again.

Frank L.

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