I would say report it but there is that nasty little tidbit regarding "Intellectual Property". In the eyes of the law he may be entitled to it since he developed it and was paid to do so. Although he should respectively divulge intellectual property may be his copyright is the companies. Just depends on the interpretation of everyone involved. Since it's small and trivial and it doesn't really hurt the company, why split hairs.

I'll have to get back to you on this. I'm just a little lost. I started breaking into the new concepts of C# 2 years ago from studying C/C++ a long time ago. I'll have to look alot of this up.

example: >people< >person sex="male"< >name<Some Name>/name< >/person< >/people< ActionScript: var Sex:String = xmlReader.person.@sex; var Name:String = xmlReader.person.name; I have this for reading XML element values (applied within another project I made): private void btnImport_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { OpenFileDialog oDlg = new OpenFileDialog(); oDlg.InitialDirectory = "C:\\"; oDlg.Filter = "xml Files|*.xml"; if (oDlg.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK) { XmlDocument xmlBranding = new XmlDocument(); xmlBranding.Load(oDlg.FileName); if (File.Exists(oDlg.FileName)) { xmlBranding.Load(oDlg.FileName); XmlElement elmBranding = xmlBranding.DocumentElement; XmlNodeList lstBranding = elmBranding.ChildNodes; for (int index = 0; index < lstBranding.Count; index++) { switch (lstBranding[index].LocalName) { case "LogoImageRef": txtLogoImageRef.Text = lstBranding[index].InnerText; break; case "SystemManufacturer": txtSystemManufacturer.Text = lstBranding[index].InnerText; break; case "SystemModel": txtSystemModel.Text = lstBranding[index].InnerText; break; case "SupportPhone": if (lstBranding[index].InnerText != "") { chkSupportPhone.Checked = true; txtSupportPhone.Text = lstBranding[index].InnerText; } break; case "SupportURL": if (lstBranding[index].InnerText != "") { chkSupportWeb.Checked = true; txtSupportURL.Text = lstBranding[index].InnerText; } break; case "SupportHours":

I have been trying to get a C# app to read an XML file data and element attributes. via it's named elements using DOT-Notation like actionscript. I have been beating myself senseless trying to figure out how. Right now all i can get from an XML file is the element values but not their attributes. Any help on this would be great.