Hello!

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What about InnerXml? (see
<http://msdn2.microsoft.com/library/tx0xzte7(en-us,vs.80).aspx>)

You could also use a StringWriter and Save the XmlDocument to it.


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If you have a .NET XmlDocument (or any .NET XML node) you can simply
access the property
MyXMLDoc.OuterXml
to have the serialized markup as a string.



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Martin Honnen --- MVP XML

I know this is too easy for you heavy-weights but I am drowning in streams
and writers ..., I have created an XmlDocument containing all my nodes and
attributes. I just need to do something like:

string XmlString = MyXMLDoc.MakeXmlString();

Ok... so what do I really have to do... I started by building a memory
stream which I figured I could convert to a string, but then couldn't
figure out out to get XmlWriter hooked up to write through that stream.

Thanks in advance.
Chuck Duncan