listreader schreef: > Hello! > > I am a Linux and openSUSE rookie so please tailor your response to my > non-existent experience level. Thanks much. > > Problem using: gnome - YaST Control Center - Hardware - Printer icon > > While trying to install an old parallel printer, connected through a > USB-to-parallel converter, I received the following messages in a pop-up > box having the title of "xmessage" while trying to do a test print: > > > ** (gtk:2594): WARNING **: Markup parse error 'Error on line 1 char 845: > Element 'p' was closed, but the currently open element is 'P'' > > ** (gtk:2594): WARNING **: Markup parse error 'Error on line 1 char 828: > Element 'big' was closed, but the currently open element is 'BIG'' > > > (the second line above is then repeated 2 additional times) > > > Since I am using yast to try to install the printer, I am not myself > directly editing or entering any 'markup', which I assume means an xml > file, so what are these messages related to? >
Probably some xml script that yast is running. These are only warnings, not errors. An xml markup tag (just like html) consists of a pair <foo> blablablabla </foo> and what these messages are complaining about is that the script has <FOO> blablablabla </foo> Note, that these are warnings only, not errors. Just click them away, they should not interfere with the running of the script. Regards, -- Jos van Kan registered Linux user #152704 -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
