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The tags are precisely like that. They appear on lines of their own,are all written in full caps, don't have attributes, don't nest themselves, and are always of the open/close form.

And i can´t include a line saying that is xml because this file is going to be read by an application that analyze the file and get the various information of it.

So, the tags are always like that. They open and they close..no tags inside and always in separated lines.

Thanks for your help.

Nuno

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