Hey guys -

I'm fairly new to .NET and am trying to do the following: Read in one
.xml document, selectively remove and/or change certain nodes within it,
then save the results in a second document.  For instance, if I have:

<a name="a">
  <b name="b" miscattr="blah">
     <c name="c1"/>
     <c name="c2"/>
  </b>
</a>

I want to convert that into:

<a name="a">
  <b name="b" miscattr="blah">
     <c name="c3"/>
     <c name="c4"/>
     <c name="c5"/>
  </b>
</a>

Right now, I am using an XmlReader.Read() loop to parse through the
first file.  I WAS going to use XmlWriter.WriteNode(XmlReader,...) -
unfortunately, it copies all child nodes (when it hits the 'a'
everything within 'a' is copied as well).  What
classes/methods/techniques would you guys recommend for solving this
problem?

Thanks,

Bob