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If you want to parse an XML file in code - there are several ways to do it.

In .NET look up XmlReader, XmlPathNavigator, XmlDocument under class System.Xml.

In C++, you would probably have to write your own class or find an open source library.

Other languages, like ActionScript - have XML parsing capabilities already built in.

To open the XML file, open it in Internet Explorer or Firefox. To edit the XML file, open it in Notepad.

You can create an XSL and use XSL Transformations to display the data in an easy-to-read format. Otherwise, you could simply open the files in notepad.

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