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There's usually two approaches to XML things like this, a streaming one which has a small memory footprint or the document approach where you load the whole xml into memory. The latter is easier if your xml is not too big.

(There's also a swanky new way using Linq2Xml which I know nothing about).

Something *like* :

XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument();
doc.Load(<the file="">);

XmlNodeCollection nodes = doc.SelectNodes("//<element name="">");</element></the>


That will return you all the child elements with the name your looking for. You can iterate over them etc.

You'll need to brush up a bit on XPath to do it, but its easy enough once you've got your head around that.

Regards,
Rob Philpott.

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