Thanks for the link, it is OK if I viewing my xml file with Notepad! :-D

code snippet for adding attribute in xml: xmlWriter.WriteStartElement("testsuite"); xmlWriter.WriteAttributeString("errors", "0");

It's me again. I would like to confirm that the codes which I posted working fine if the Child Window is the 2nd level from the Parent! *) As I did mentionned earlier (since I couldn't post the attachment) my intended Child Window is deep down more than 2nd level ... might be that was why I couldn't use it directly!!! I still find the better way to do it!!! :confused::confused:

Grats :) Bit late reply; there's a "managed spy++" for use with .NET apps. Would help if you need to access .NET specific properties. Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss: If you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]

I am trying to encourage the OP to do some research before posting, I find 95% of my questions have already been answered somewhere, usually many times. Also note that I did not down vote the OP, that would have been very unreasonable. Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

Hi Dave, In this case I don't have to search for it any more! Thanks for the confirmation.