It connects, the drivers load no problem, but will not print. The print job flows through the spooler fine, the printer does not ever respond. I have had the same issue with fedora, and Ubuntu.
Prints in Window, embarrassing that it will not in Linux.
If it did not see the printer and load drivers automatically I might think connection issues. As it is I cannot figure it out.

There is also Crossover. There is a small cost but it was developed with programs like WOW in mind.

I have a step by step on my site. shows installing Ubuntu overwriting windows. includes screenshots

http://willettmatter.com

I really cannot find the info anywhere else.

I'm trying to make a xml writer. just for simple stuff.

$output=xmlwriter_open_uri("../lib/main.xml");
$blog=$sxe->continue->addChild('blog',$newin);
$blog->addAttribute('date',$date);

when I use this, it puts the info in the xml. if I print out the xml while in this script, my new stuff is right there. but after i finish this page, when I go read from this file again, it will not load, I get all kinds of errors.
I'm thinking that I'm missing the command to write to and close the file. I cannot find the finishing part. Does anyone know how to finish this up?
Thank you for your assistance

I know this is not a Linux question, but this is still the smartest Group I know.

I made the simplest XML file I can contrive.

<? xml version 1.0 ?>
<page>
<menu>note</menu>
</page>

yes it is at the very top of the file.

Now I'm trying to pull it into my PHP.

$feat = new SimpleXMLElement(file_get_contents("main.xml"));

I've checked letter by letter, I don't see anything wrong in my code. permitions are correct in file and folder. what else would cause errors reading this in?

Has anyone had a windows computer, and reduced the size of the Windows partition? Can you do that and Windows did not have to be re-installed?

My point was that you answered a question I had. I will use that info the next time I have to move files to the /html folder. Thank you for the info.

Good question Nick. I am also looking for this info.

On my computer when I want to boot from cd, on the bios screen I start tapping f8 till the menu opens to go to cd. When you boot look for the bios splash screen and see if it shows a button to push.

Thank you GoingEasy. I appreciate your efforts.

I just installed the other Linux. Let's see how this works.