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Actually, it appears I completely removed IE, probably years ago. I prefer not to reinstall it, especially since I have a good workaround (opening the help file directly from disk), and since I plan to upgrade to win10 this month anyway. I appreciate the help, though. -Ric

Thanks, Walt. Running the help file directly from disk works flawlessly. I just created a shortcut to it on my desktop, so that resolves my issue. To answer your other two suggestions... I am running Windows 7. (Old, I know, but it is listed as being supported by Affinity Photo. I do plan to upgrade to Windows 10 here within about a month, so that will probably resolves this, if only because of the re-install.) Clicking "Yes" on the script-error dialogs (there were five of them, in rapid succession) did bring up the help-window, but content was missing and the buttons (like "search") didn't work. I'm all set for now. Thanks much for your help.

Language is set to: "English (United States)" Is there any way to force Affinity Photo to use a specific browser? As I mentioned, my default browser is Firefox, but it doesn't seem to be using that.

Howdy. My default browser if Firefox. It's the current version:80.0 (64-bit) Although I'm not sure there's any browser involved in this action -- this is Affinity Photo trying to open it's own help file in its own application window.

Hi there. I just upgraded to v1.8.5.703. When I try to open Affinity Photo Help I get the Script Error shown in the attached screenshot. Any suggestions on resolving this?