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    Hi, I am in the midst of deciding whether to populate my treeview using XML or from database. Here is my scenario. All my nodes are quite static, except one node. This node is call Hand Book, the second level will be Company Name, then the third level would be the Sub-Category of the HandBook. Praticaly the Tree is to store HandBook from a few Company. Example: > Hand Book --> XYZ Limited ----> Dress Code ----> Leave Entitlement User usually will add, delete or update the Company Name node or the HandBook Sub-Category Node. The HandBook Sub-Category Node when clicked, it should open using Microsoft Word. (Or should I open in aspx, because I was wondering would it be a problem that the system need to create a new aspx file whenever user add a new sub-category). So, I need to know how to go about this either using XML or Database to populate the Treeview, need some guidance here on how do I populate it and the best way to populate the tree view. Thanks in advance. J Liang J Liang

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