The Command Prompt window will display on-screen. regsvr32 vbscript.dll Command Prompt will display a message that reads, "DllRegisterServer in vbscript.dll succeeded." If the command does not result in the above message, type the command again and press "Enter" to execute. The program will install successfully without displaying the error message. Reinstall Windows 7 if the error message continues to display after following the above steps using Command Prompt.

Summary: Click on "Start" and type "Command Prompt" into the search field. Click on "Command Prompt" when it displays in the list of search results. Type the following command into Command Prompt: Press "Enter" to execute the command. Close Command Prompt and attempt to reinstall the program or application that initially triggered the "internal error 2753" error message.

Hackle is the trimming that goes on your fly. Fly fishers typically use feathers for hackle. Once you've chosen a feather you want to use, cut the feather so it's about twice the length of the long end of the fish hook. Then, pinch the tip of the feather with your fingers and run your fingers down the base of the feather. Do this several times until the individual pieces of the feather are pulled down in the opposite direction they started in. You can use a feather from a bird or a colorful craft feather as your hackle. Line the tip of the hackle up with the end of the long side of the fish hook. Take the bobbin holder and bring it up and around the fish hook and hackle 5-6 times in the same spot to secure the hackle in place. Pinch the tip of the exposed end of the hackle in between the jaws of the hackle pliers. Then, bring the pliers up and around the fish hook in the same spot you wrapped the thread around to secure the hackle. Continue to wrap the hackle around the same spot until you reach the end of the hackle. Each time you wrap the hackle around the fish hook, brush the individual pieces of the feather back toward the curved part of the hook with your fingers. If you don't have hackle pliers, you can use your fingers to wrap the hackle around the fish hook instead. Grab the bobbin holder and bring it up and around the fish hook 5-6 times over the hackle you just wrapped around. Continue to hold the end of the hackle with the hackle pliers. Pull the hackle pliers away from the fish hook to pull the end of the hackle taut. Then, place the scissors right against the fish hook and cut off the end of the hackle. Discard the leftover hackle and set the hackle pliers aside.

Summary: Prepare a piece of hackle for your fly. Secure the hackle to the fish hook using the thread. Wrap the hackle around the fish hook using hackle pliers. Fasten the hackle to the fish hook using the thread. Cut off the leftover hackle with scissors.

Buy an inexpensive holiday wreath from the dollar store or craft store. Use a hot glue gun to attach pictures of celebrities around the wreath to create a funny play on words. For example, "Wreath Witherspoon" would be made of pictures of Reese Witherspoon. Use pictures of Aretha Franklin to make "A-wreath-a Franklin." Get a plain-colored sweater, like green, red, or black. Pick a favorite Christmas or holiday movie, and use colored pieces of felt to cut out images from a famous scene from the movie. Use a hot glue gun to arrange the scene on your sweater. For example, A Christmas Story, Elf, National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, Home Alone, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, and many other films have great scenes you could replicate on your sweater. For How the Grinch Stole Christmas, you could cut out the Grinch's face wearing a Santa hat. For A Christmas Story, you could make a large metal pole or a turkey. Use a black marker to add fine details to the felt. Use a red or green sweater and pick out 5-6 Christmas ties (search your local thrift store for some great finds). Lay the sweater down on a flat surface, and arrange the ties so that they spread out across the body of the sweater from the neckline. Use a hot glue gun to attach the ties to your sweater. The gaudier the ties, the better your ugly Christmas sweater will be. Get a black, green, or red sweater to stick with the holiday theme. Use a small Santa hat or cut one out of felt. Attach the hat to your sweater with a hot glue gun. Underneath the sweater, attach a lightweight mirror. Underneath the mirror, use cotton balls to create a beard. Because it's an "ugly Christmas sweater," when someone looks at you, they'll see a reflection of themselves. Get the same-colored sweater for both you and your partner. Use shades of brown felt to cut out the front and back halves of a reindeer. One of your sweaters will be the front half, and the other will be the back. Attach the felt using a hot glue gun. When you stand together, the reindeer should appear whole. For even more decorative fun, attach different colored Christmas bows to each of your sweaters so that it looks like the reindeer is expelling them from either end. Thrift a red or green sweater and get a large stocking from the dollar store. Use a hot glue gun to attach the stocking to the center of your sweater or sew it in place. Fill the stocking with chocolates, candy canes, or small toys. You could even use 3-4 smaller stockings and fill each one with different treats.

Summary: Make a "punny" wreath to wear around your neck. Create a scene from a classic Christmas movie out of felt and hot glue. Use Christmas ties to make a glaringly ugly sweater. Make a gag sweater out of a mirror, Santa hat, and beard. DIY a couples' sweater out of the front and back ends of a reindeer. Attach a large stocking to your sweater and fill it with candy.

If you set your tomatoes on a sunny windowsill, they may ripen too quickly and spoil before you can eat them. Keep them out of direct sunlight by placing them in a cupboard or in a shady spot on the counter instead. Try putting your tomatoes on a pretty plate to enjoy their bright color until you use them. Fresh tomatoes will last for about a week on the counter. If you picked your tomatoes before they were ripe, you can help them ripen faster by placing them in a brown paper bag. Add a banana or a sliced apple to the bag. These fruits produce ethylene gas, which is a chemical that tomatoes produce during the ripening process. Refrigeration will prolong the life of your tomatoes, but it also alters their fresh flavor and texture. Try to use as many of your tomatoes as you can without refrigerating them. If you do refrigerate your tomatoes, put them in the crisper to preserve their taste longer. Tomatoes should last for about 2 weeks in the refrigerator. If you want to preserve your tomatoes for use later in sauces or soups, try freezing them whole. Just take the core out, then place the tomatoes in a freezer-safe bag or container. There's no need to remove the skins, as these will slip off easily when you defrost the tomatoes. Frozen tomatoes will keep for up to 6 months in the freezer. To defrost the tomatoes, allow them to sit at room temperature for about 30 minutes.
Summary: Store your tomatoes in a cabinet or on a shaded countertop. Place tomatoes in a paper bag with a banana to ripen them faster. Don't refrigerate ripe tomatoes unless you have to. Freeze tomatoes whole to use later.