OMSpy + Windows 7 = HRESULT: 0x80042000?

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Gunnar_B

I've been trying to develop into OneNote first using Visual Studio. But as I
ran into the hrMalformedXml 0x80042000 error after changing the title and
trying to submit the change using the updatePageContent-method I switched to
OMSpy.

Figured taking myself out of the equation might help.

But to my big surprise even doing something as simple as clicking "Refresh"
or "UpdateContent" and then simply clicking "Update content" I get the very
same 0x80042000 without even making any changes to the content. It's the very
same xml going back and forth, right??

At this point I feel at a loss and begin to wonder if there's some sort of
compatibilty issue using Windows 7 or if anyone might have some other idea.
Any help here is greatly appreciated.

I'm running OneNote 2007, OMSpy downloaded from Daniel Escapas blog (no
version number), Windows 7 Professional.
 
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Ilya Koulchin

Gunnar_B said:
I've been trying to develop into OneNote first using Visual Studio. But as I
ran into the hrMalformedXml 0x80042000 error after changing the title and
trying to submit the change using the updatePageContent-method I switched to
OMSpy.

Have you run the XML through an XML validator? Does it validate
successfully?
 
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Gunnar_B

Yep, the page validates just fine using the w3schools xml-validator.

The page was created in OneNote to begin with as well, I just get the page
in OMSpy, do zero changes to the page and try to send it back and still get
an error so it should be "clean". There's no binary data on it either, it's a
completely empty page.

Thinking it might have had something to do with write access to the
..one-file I gave all the users on the file full access (that'd be SYSTEM,
Administrators, Users and Authorized users)....but the result is the same.
 

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