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    Can I get the special xml strings (< & etc) directly instead of being translated? For example, given the data "RCI>", the code: xmlReader.ReadStartElement("DATA"); data = xmlReader.ReadString(); xmlReader.ReadEndElement(); Gives: "RCI>". Can I get the raw "RCI>" and if so, how? Thanks

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      Can I get the special xml strings (< & etc) directly instead of being translated? For example, given the data "RCI>", the code: xmlReader.ReadStartElement("DATA"); data = xmlReader.ReadString(); xmlReader.ReadEndElement(); Gives: "RCI>". Can I get the raw "RCI>" and if so, how? Thanks

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      use String.Replace Method

      ;)*12Code

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        Can I get the special xml strings (< & etc) directly instead of being translated? For example, given the data "RCI>", the code: xmlReader.ReadStartElement("DATA"); data = xmlReader.ReadString(); xmlReader.ReadEndElement(); Gives: "RCI>". Can I get the raw "RCI>" and if so, how? Thanks

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        SecurityElement.Escape[^] will escape all XML special characters.

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          SecurityElement.Escape[^] will escape all XML special characters.

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          That's the one. Thanks very much.

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