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		<Title xmlns:HTML="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40">Overview of known error messages</Title>
		<Keyword><Level1>error messages</Level1>
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	<GeneralSection><List><ListItem><HTML:IMG SRC="../images/critical-32.gif" width="32" height="32" xmlns:HTML="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40"/> This icon alerts you of a critical error.</ListItem>
			<ListItem><GUIRef href="" role="manual">You can start this session only from another session.</GUIRef> This warning appears if you try to work on a child session without opening the parent session. Fix this error by opening the parent session, from which you can reach the child session.</ListItem>
			<ListItem><GUIRef href="" role="manual">An error has occurred. To avoid further complications, it is best to close the Help application and restart it</GUIRef>. From this message, you cannot determine whether the message results from an action on your behalf, or whether a system failure caused the error. Fix this error by closing the browser and restarting the Help.</ListItem>
			<ListItem><GUIRef href="" role="manual">An error has occurred. It is not clear what the exact problem is. Please try again, and if the problem persists, contact your administrator.</GUIRef> From this error message, you cannot determine what caused the problem. The problem can be in connection with the back end or with the WebTop connection with Internet. Retry.</ListItem>
			<ListItem><GUIRef href="" role="manual">Invalid login or password. Please try again.</GUIRef> When you enter an incorrect user name, password, or both, this warning message appears. First check whether you have your CAPS LOCK on. Then check your <Link href="/webtop/glossary/glossary#authorization" role="glossary">authorization</Link> to see whether you are authorized to use WebTop. If still unsuccessful, contact your system administrator about the settings.</ListItem>
			<ListItem><GUIRef href="" role="manual">Failed creating application tgbrg1288m000(erp).</GUIRef> ThinERP does not support the tgbrg1288m000 session. Contact your ERP <Link href="/webtop/glossary/glossary#admin" role="glossary">administrator</Link>.</ListItem>
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		<List><ListItem><HTML:IMG SRC="../images/warning-32.gif" width="32" height="32" xmlns:HTML="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40"/> This warning message informs you of a condition or situation.</ListItem>
			<ListItem><GUIRef href="" role="manual">A modal session is still open on one of the sessions you want to close. You must first close this modal session. Do you want to go to this modal session?</GUIRef> Close the modal session first before you close the initial session. The session you are asked to close first is subject to another session.</ListItem>
			<ListItem><GUIRef href="" role="manual">You have no authorization for version....</GUIRef> This warning appears if you try to enter a nonauthorized section.</ListItem>
			<ListItem><GUIRef href="" role="manual">User Data</GUIRef> No insert authorization for table (ttstps0129). Refer to: <Link href="/webtop/webtop/whatUsernamePassword" role="manual">What are my user name and password?</Link>
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			<ListItem><GUIRef href="" role="manual">Are you sure you want to hide this mandatory field?</GUIRef>. Some fields in a session are essential, which is why a warning message appears. You can choose to hide a mandatory field, regardless of the warning. You can identify a mandatory field by an asterisk (*).</ListItem>
			<ListItem><GUIRef href="" role="manual">Are you sure you want to navigate away from this page? If you leave or refresh this page, SSA WebTop will be closed (any changes you made will NOT be saved)......</GUIRef> In a session, you must complete your activity and click <GUIRef href="" role="manual">Save and Close</GUIRef>. If you leave or refresh before you save, you lose the unsaved changes.</ListItem>
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		<List><ListItem><HTML:IMG SRC="../images/info-32.gif" width="32" height="32" xmlns:HTML="http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40"/> This information message provides information about the results of a command.</ListItem>
			<ListItem><GUIRef href="" role="manual">Start Diagram editor in read-only mode?</GUIRef> This message prompts you to indicate whether you want to work in read-only mode and not equalize the diagram with the current modeling version.</ListItem>
			<ListItem><GUIRef href="" role="manual">Data has been changed; do you want to save your data?</GUIRef> Reminds you that you have altered something in the record and that the new data is not yet saved.</ListItem>
			<ListItem><GUIRef href="" role="manual">The requested Help text is not found.</GUIRef> In some instances, Help is not available. On the <GUIRef href="" role="manual">Options</GUIRef> menu, you can start the online Help and see whether other related Help is available.</ListItem>
			<ListItem><GUIRef href="" role="manual">Note that because you closed WebTop, you also closed...</GUIRef> When you close WebTop, you also close open URLs and sessions.</ListItem>
			<ListItem><GUIRef href="" role="manual">This User Profile has been made by the administrator. You cannot delete the whole profile, but you can clear all personal settings. Do you wish to clear all personal settings?</GUIRef> Your System Administrator has made a template for you to work with WebTop. You can use and make a copy of this template. You cannot delete a template. The next time you start up WebTop, a new template will be copied to you.</ListItem>
			<ListItem><GUIRef href="" role="manual">You gave the User Profile another name. Because this User Profile was made by the administrator, a copy of the original profile will stay available.</GUIRef> If the system administrator provided a WebTop template, you can make a copy with your own personal settings from the template. The next time you start up, you can choose either the template or the copy. The original from the system administrator will stay unaltered, and remains on hand.</ListItem>
			<ListItem><GUIRef href="" role="manual">Cannot start activity.</GUIRef> You do not have authorization for this activity, or the activity is currently unsupported. Contact your administrator.</ListItem>
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