> Its a little strange to have an XML file where some text nodes would 
> contain
> \n and others might contain \r\n.    However if changing all \n to \r\n
> would break things then you'll need to replace them in after retrieving 
> text
> that should have \r\n instead of \n.

    Actually in current code I could change \n to \r\n after reading the XML 
file. And it is likely that this will not cause any problems ever. However 
its kind of personal thing here. I just don't like to write such code as I 
feel obliged to make it correct in case of future possibilities (even those 
unlikely). So I would have to trace somehow \n and \r\n before reading the 
XML file. This could cause the need to modify the XML file data somehow.
    Anyway I will suggest the solution to change \n to \r\n (all) only 
before displaying the data in Windows controls since only they require \r\n 
and for internal handling it is even simpler to have \n instead. The 
decision is however not up to me. All I wanted to know was whether there is 
such possibility (of reading \r\n) in MSXML and it seems there is no (which 
I suspected) due to XML rules.
    Thanks for help.

    Adam Badura