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I took a look at that post, but it doesn't address w
I took a look at that post, but it doesn't address what I need to do.
I can find the node using the XML navigation methods, however, I want
to create a list of total nodes matched (there can be many) then allow
the user to jump from match to match, so I need to be able to select a
node and highlig
Thanks! I'll check it out.
John
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