Hi Sky,
I can see where you might think that way, BUT, the problem existed before I had downloaded the Reg.Rep.Pro Pack.  I also downloaded, at that same time, a Free Trial AVG-Anti-Virus/Spyware and it alerted me to the existence of several Trojans with virii [ or is it viruses?], that migrated in on some "suspect" Internet sites and downloaded "crap". The perpetrators have been duly admonished since, and a dozen or so sites have been added to the "Restricted List".  The RegRep actually was very helpful in eradicating all of the Crapware, when I couldn't Delete or Uninstall by the usual standard methods, but I fear some damage was done whilst the little critters did reside.

I'm in a "Shared Access" PC, a perk from the Apt. Bldg Mgr., in a community room, and now we are trying to repair/restore/upgrade to the best of our ability, relying on a little detective work, and the faithfulness of Microsoft and Windows Automatic Updating, and selective downloading.

I tried the Start/Run..., line, to no avail, BUT [TAA-DAA and cudo's] your link brought me to an answer, after several  articles, I did a 'forced overwriting' of the IE6/OE6 SP1, and now the ADD/REMOVE function seems perfect!!!

Thanks,
Truly,
KTM, Saco, ME

 The "Windows Registry Repair Pro" is most likely the cause of your problem,
 not the cure.  Most so-called Registry cleaners and repair tools do more
 damage than good.

 What happens if, on the Start/Run line, you Enter: "control Appwiz.cpl" on
 that system?

 If you still get the same or similar errors, see the fixes listed here:
 http://support.microsoft.com/kb/266668

 --

 ...Sky

 Tom "Sky" King
 ===========

 In news:eD8PHMLxHHA.4668@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl,
 Kevin T. Mahoney <kevmahoneyrt@hotmail.com> wrote:
 > Sirs (+/or Ms's.);
 >     Lately, I've been unable to access the "Add/Remove File", either
 > by stepping through Start/Settings/
 > Control Panel/Add-Remove..... , or by clicking the links when trying
 > to delete icons and programs.  When I
 > get to the add/rem,  the file "begins" to open, then I get the error
 > message:
 >   "Object doesn't support this property or method"
 >     "res://sp3res.dll/default.hta"
 >       "Line: 82"
 >    I'm running Windows 2000 Professional, and subscribe to Automatic
 > Updates, and have had no luck trying
 > "Windows Registry Repair Pro",  and no amount of Disk Cleaning seems
 > to rectify this issue.  I've also run the Microsoft Windows Live
 > OneCare Protection/clean-up Scans, and they say that all is in order,
 > and that there are no problems.  Help if you can.
 >
 > Thanx,
 > KTM, Saco, ME