Code:
<report entireList="False">
		<computer  computerName="jamie" computerOS="Windows 2000 (NT 5.0.2195)" reportCreated="6/8/02 13:05:35" userLoggedOn="jamie">
			<computerHardware>
				<cpu>
				<cpuNumberOfCPUs>1</cpuNumberOfCPUs>
				<cpuProcessorLevel>Intel Pentium Pro, II, III or 4</cpuProcessorLevel>
				<cpuProcessorRevision>Model 8, Stepping 3</cpuProcessorRevision>
				<cpuProcessorSpeed>646 MHz</cpuProcessorSpeed>
				<cpuProcessorType>Pentium</cpuProcessorType>
				</cpu>
				<drives>
					<drive>
						<driveName>A:\</driveName>
						<driveSort>Removable drive</driveSort>
						<driveLabel>NoName</driveLabel>
						<driveSerial>0000-0000</driveSerial>
						<driveSize>0 Bytes</driveSize>
						<driveFree>0 Bytes</driveFree>
						<driveUsed>0 Bytes</driveUsed>
						<driveType>Removable drive</driveType>
					</drive>
					<drive>
						<driveName>C:\</driveName>
						<driveSort>Fixed drive</driveSort>
						<driveLabel>LOCAL DISK</driveLabel>
						<driveSerial>137A-10F8</driveSerial>
						<driveSize>12,054,659,072 Bytes</driveSize>
						<driveFree>462,921,728 Bytes</driveFree>
						<driveUsed>11,591,737,344 Bytes</driveUsed>
						<driveType>Fixed drive</driveType>
					</drive>
					<drive>
						<driveName>E:\</driveName>
						<driveSort>CD-ROM drive</driveSort>
						<driveLabel>NoName</driveLabel>
						<driveSerial>0000-0000</driveSerial>
						<driveSize>0 Bytes</driveSize>
						<driveFree>0 Bytes</driveFree>
						<driveUsed>0 Bytes</driveUsed>
						<driveType>CD-ROM drive</driveType>
					</drive>
				</drives>
				<memory>
					<memoryFreeMemory>106,500 KBytes</memoryFreeMemory>
					<memoryPercentUsed>59 %</memoryPercentUsed>
					<memoryTotalMemory>261,552 KBytes</memoryTotalMemory>
				</memory>
				<printers>
					<printerInfo>Fax</printerInfo>
					<printerInfo>\\NTSERVER\HP LaserJet 5P/5MP (HP)</printerInfo>
				</printers>
			</computerHardware>
			<installedApplications>
				<DisplayName>              Adobe Acrobat 4.0, 5.0</DisplayName>
				<DisplayVersion>5.0</DisplayVersion>
				<InstallLocation>C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 5.0</InstallLocation>
				<Publisher>Adobe Systems, Inc.</Publisher>
				<UninstallString>C:\WINDOWS\ISUNINST.EXE -f"C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Acrobat 5.0\NT\Uninst.isu" -c"C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Acrobat 5.0\NT\Uninst.dll"</UninstallString>
				<URLInfoAbout>http://www.adobe.com/prodindex/acrobat/main.html</URLInfoAbout>
				<DisplayName>              AOL Instant Messenger (SM)</DisplayName>
				<DisplayVersion></DisplayVersion>
				<InstallLocation></InstallLocation>
				<Publisher></Publisher>
				<UninstallString>C:\Program Files\AIM95\uninstll.exe -LOG= C:\Program Files\AIM95\install.log -OEM=</UninstallString>
				<URLInfoAbout></URLInfoAbout>

etc. etc.
Just wondering, If I'm recording, the computer name, OS, installed applications, some hardware info, how should it be laid out in an xml file ?
I've ****all experience with XML...

So I was thinking, the first part there <computer blah= ....>, originally that was :

Code:
<computer>
      <computerName>jamie</computerName> 
      <computerOS>Windows 2000 (NT 5.0.2195)</computerOS>
      <reportCreated>6/8/02 13:05:35</reportCreated> 
      <userLoggedOn>jamie</userLoggedOn>

       <computerHardware>
            <cpu>
                  ...
But well... both look sorta correct.
So I'm not sure which one to go with.
And as there is loads of other information I have to record, just wondering what's the proper way ?