V 25.1 and still no fix.

The Problems with the wrong keys in Registry isn't solved.

So lets hope IC CC 24 will fix this :-(

Found a resolution to the vbscript problem.
This is nowhere in the documentation( tx adobe!) , but references must be as follows for vbscript success in CC 2019:

Set appRef = CreateObject("Illustrator.Application.CC.2019")
Set appRef = CreateObject("Photoshop.Application.130")

This is still broken for VBScript Type Library. Illustrator version 23.0.6.

"ActiveX component cant create object" when creating reference.
Set appRef = CreateObject("Illustrator.Application")

I presume you have no Illustrator installed at all now then? If so when it says Install it should just give you the latest one, whatever that is.

Check you've allowed Creative Cloud panel to update itself also.

Not really sure though, I didn't try the beta version. Just updated it as normal when it was offered.

@BT, have uninstalled beta version and restarted the PC, still it is not listing 23.0.2 version only in CC. and i'm using Windows 10 OS, will it be problem with OS for not listing ?

@Ram I would try uninstalling the beta version if I was you. It may not be offering you the full 23.0.2 version as it may think you already have it.

we have tested with Beta version, its working fine.
But, Illustrator CC 23.0.2 formal release is not listing in creative cloud.
please guide me.

@William. This problem was beyond that. It was preventing us from adding the Illustrator Type Library as a reference at all!

Every time Adobe does an update we have to recompile our C# applications. To really fix this problem Adobe should leave the support directory in the same directory path. The file did not change just the path changed!

Thank-you, this is now working successfully on the latest live release.

Also experiencing this problem after updating to Illustrator 2019 (23.0.1 64-bit) on my Windows 10 (build 17763) machine. Any VBScript simply fails to execute, returning an "Internal Script Execution Error" message. Makes no difference if I try to run the script via the File > Scripts menu, or via native execution from the OS file browser.

The problem doesn't seem to affect the other creative cloud apps (for example, the snippet below works fine in PS, but not in AI):

Illustrator --
Set appRef = CreateObject("Illustrator.Application")
appRef.Documents.Add()
MsgBox("Document Created!")

Photoshop --
Set appRef = CreateObject("Photoshop.Application")
appRef.Documents.Add()
MsgBox("Document Created!")

same here, 2019 version doesn't work with vbscript unless you open the script directly on your os and not in the scripts menu...

I can testify to this. I had to revert to version CC 22.1 to get this working again. Please fix!

All of the CoClass Guids in the type library are invalid.
For example, ApplicationClass is registered in the Windows registry as D19BF46D-D108-4617-8D8B-0A94E64B348E, but the type library is defined as 0DC1BAC6-5A43-480A-84C3-301582B1EB02.
All CoClasses are incorrectly registered.

Even GrayColorClass has a wrong GUID format in the registry.
4CFFB1E9-47A8-4C40-AB1E-D0BA1EDA0DBDC
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
The end is registered as 13 digits instead of 12 digits.

Further details here: https://forums.adobe.com/message/10749136

I am using Windows 10 64bit.

I have a script from CraftEdge for their program called Sure Cuts A Lot. I have the Pro v4 version and When I try to click "Send to SCALPro4" I get an "Internal Script Execution Error". It worked fine on 2018, but then suddenly stopped working and gave me another error "ActiveX component can't create object: 'Illustrator.Application' ". I did not update anything or change anything on my machine. But it suddenly just stopped working. Now I cannot use the script. I do not know how to create another script or change it to a Java Script either.

I am having the same issue with SCAL Pro 4, but now its not working in 2018 either. Im getting an error "ActiveX component can't create object: 'Illustrator.Application' "

Not able to post VBS script to scripts folder and run without 'Internal script execution error'

Windows 7

The script - Send to SCAL5Pro should send the drawing to the cutter plotter, but instead gives the error message. It worked in Illustrator CC 2018