Ok, Thanks
Works Fine ;)
Regards
Leo
"liscerq" <liscerq@g...> wrote in message 
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> Hi again,
>
> In fact the property:
>    pXMLNode->text;     [sorry, before i mentioned it as a function]
> and the function:
>    pXMLNode->get_text(&bstrText);
> should work... so if in your program it doesn't I am lead to think that
> there is a conflict with msxml versions...
>
> Issue 1:
> -----------
> How do you include the msxml library in your project?
> I would say you should do something like:
>
> //*** XML DOM Document ***//
> #import "msxml4.dll"
> using namespace MSXML2;
>
> Issue 2:
> -----------
> I was now pasting your code into one project that i have and i got
> errors like (for which i made a correction):
>
> line:
>   hr = pPlaylist->load(varFile, &bIsSuccessful);
> error:
>   error C2660: 'load' : function does not take 2 parameters for the
> line
> correction:
>   bIsSuccessful = pPlaylist->load(varFile);
>
>
> line:
>   hr = pPlaylist->getElementsByTagName(bstrName, &pXMLNodeList);
> error:
>   error C2660: 'getElementsByTagName' : function does not take 2
> parameters
> correction:
>   *pXMLNodeList = pPlaylist->getElementsByTagName(bstrName.m_str);
>
> So making the include i described in "Issue 1" and the corrections i
> described in "Issue2" i got the project compiling. I would suggest you
> to look for more information about compatibilities of msxml libraries
> (what you have installed in your computer).
>
> One more hint that might be usefull: in Visual Studio, right click on
> getElementsByTagName and select "Go to definition of
> getElementsByTagName" and see which file is opened (for me is the
> msxml4.dll file opened).
>
> Sorry but i can't find a better explanation.
> Elisabete.
>