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XML Parsing error

Asked by thedslguy in Extensible Markup Language (XML)

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Hello experts

I had this question posted as an Adobe issue, but I thhink that may have been the wrong place.  For whatever reason I got no responses after two days.  So I'm trying it in a different Zone.  Even this one may not be right, but I just don't know anything about this issue,so I'm not sure where to start or what to ask.

                             HELP!!!

I have a client who is getting this error.  I'm completely in the dark as to what to do about it.  The error comes up when she accesses a form online (Adobe creates the form).

The error is:

XML Parsing error: No element found (Error code 3), Line 2469, Column 2 of file

The problem is apparently in her machine as two other users in the same office use the same site and dont have any problems.  I thought about comparing settings, but I don't really even know where to begin.  IE7 is configured the same on both machines and that's as far as I know to go without just "shooting in the dark".

Any suggestions will be most welcome.

Thanks

thedslguy
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