> Heh heh, i figured out that much. MSXML gives a root node 
> back when I append a "/" at the end of an XPath query.
> 
There should never be a "/" (or "//") at the end of an XPath expression. The
only exception is the expression "/" which means the root node. Neither "//"
nor ".//" is a valid XPath query.

Mike Kay


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