XML parsing Does the MP790 support XML parsing?

I would recommend to try the following procedure:

C: -> Users -> -> AppData -> Roaming -> Sports Interactive -> Football Manager 2011 -> Settings (Windows 7 / Vista) or C: -> Documents and Settings -> -> Application Data -> Sports Interactive -> Football Manager 2011 -> Settings (XP)

You should locate the "Settings" folder - delete it. However make a copy of it, because I must warn you, that you could potentialy lose all your saved games. However, it should get rid of the XML parsing error.

That XML file is corrupt. You will have to uninstall all the HP soft, manually delete all remaining files and folders then reinstall it using a new installer that you must download directly from the HP site.
http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechSupport/DriverDownload.jsp?prodNameId=391319&lang=en&cc=us&
taskId=135&prodTypeId=15179&prodSeriesId=391317 

what website? This is a programming error that needs to be sent to the administrator.

Why are you worried about this? You are getting a warning that the hard drive is about to die. In your place, I would copy any data I wanted to keep to the desktop and then replace the hard drive.
You can then image the original drive to the new one and try the restore again.
The Panther\unattend.xml file is created and Windows uses it during the restore process in order to know what to do, copying it from another computer (if you can find one) would probably totally mess up the installation. The reason it cannot be parsed is probably because it was created on a section of the hard drive that has already failed - remember, your hard drive is dying.

When you click on the icon it is trying to open an xml file which is like a web page. The parsing error means there is an error in the page. I think the best way to cure this problem is to go to http://www.hp.com/#Support and put in the model number of your computer and download new drivers for your printer. You should also uninstall any current drivers you have from control panel's add and remove programs.

Your template could not be parsed as it is not well-formed. Please make sure all XML elements are closed properly.
XML error message: The element type "meta" must be terminated by the matching end-tag ".



Solution:

Follow these steps and let you "XML ERROR CODE" problem dissolve.

1)Sign in your account
2)click on layout and then click edit HTML.
3)click switch/revert to classic mode.

AND then wait for the page to load and then paste ur template and save..& now you're done!

That depends upon precisely what you want to do, but generally yes, it's a fairly straightforward process to convert text to XML using here is a reference site touching on the topic you requested:
http://www.devsphere.com/xml/taglib/process/reference.html and according to this site in reference to their XML Java Tag Library they offer as a free download, "XJTL provides several XML parsing actions (<p:parse>, <p:element>, <p:start>, <p:end>, <p:data> and <o:pi>) that let you build JSP pages that process XML documents in the most natural and easiest way possible." As my Java professor used to say, "Java is not merely a programming language, it's a way of representing the entire world." That is akin to XML, which is an acronym for eXtensible Markup Language. The extensibility itself is why I answered your question cautiously above.

ok. First go to the start menu and shutdown.
Leave the pc for one minute and restart.
Login as XMLASPNET$~ password blank.
on this screen open notepad and type this;

<xmnls=PPPXTOVA/regref.http.make>
<name: SPEED>XML>recovery$>
<tcp/itPc>

save it in the hidden directory $cc:\ and then login as normal.

Hope this helps!

Use parseXML or loadXML method to parse XML.

I've finished your requirement almost but how do you read the swf files from the xml one by one? My code will parse the xml and open the swf files one by one and so you can only view the last swf file.

var myXML:XML=new XML();
myXML.ignoreWhite=true;
myXML.onLoad=function(success){
    if(success){
        for(var aNode:XMLNode = this.firstChild.firstChild;aNode!=null;aNode=aNode.nextSibling){
            loadMovie(aNode.firstChild.toString(),_root);
        }
    }
}
   
myXML.load("sampleFiles.xml");

And your sampleFiles.xml should look like this:

<swf>
  <swf1>sample1.swf</swf1>
  <swf2>sample2.swf</swf2>
  <swf3>sample3.swf</swf3>
</swf>