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Close the toolset if its open.
Go into your modules directory.
Leave this directory open.
Remove any temp directories.
Open the toolset, open your module. DO NOT click the okay button when your module fails.
Go to your modules directory, make a copy of the temp file that is currently there. Note this name.
Close the toolset, reboot as required (XP doesn't usually need to, Win98SE does).
Make a new module, with one default area, DO NOT OPEN the viewer for the area.
Save the module.
Open the module directory WITH the toolset and new module still loaded.
Copy the contents of the directory you copied earlier into the new temp directory that your new module just made, overwrite any dup files.
Go to the toolset. Save As your new module to a new name.
close the toolset.
Open the toolset, open the new name.
You should now have most of your old module in this new module minue the corrupt script and anything that unpacks after that. (Which if your lucky wasn't much)

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