> On Thu, Jan 17, 2002 at 06:21:10PM -0800, Arne W. Flones wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I recently updated my stable, but out of date, SuSE system to Debian > > Potato (2.2r4). I'm now trying to smooth out some of the wrinkles. > > > > I use a lot of html locally for internal documents, all of which I > > markup manually with Emacs. Since upgrading there are two problems > > I have not seen before. > > > > 1. Whenever editing HTML file I get the following error: > > > > external entity html not found > > > > 2. My automatic indentation is not functioning the way I like it. In > > particular, when a line automatically wraps to the next line, it > > indents the text to the right and I have to delete the spaces at > > the beginning of the line for *every* *single* *line* I enter. > > This slows me down. > > > > I am neither an Emacs nor an SGML expert. Could somebody steer me > > toward the correct solutions to these issues. > > I use xemacs21-nomule in potato2.2r2 and the browser W3 include in > xemacs21 works fine with htlm files. > hope this help. > -- > Gerard
Sorry, I do not run Xemacs (nor do I want to). I run emacs only in text mode. Furthermore, I do *NOT* want Emacs to render HTML, I merely want to use Emacs to edit it without the editor making stupid decisions for me, like indenting text 30 characters to the right when it auto-wraps. This worked fine on my Emacs 19 and 20 on my SuSE install. It does *not* work on my Debian install. Plus, what the fsck is "External entity html not found"? Maybe the issue is the Emacs PSGML module. I'll try uninstalling it. Ciao, Arne
