The XML file looks something like this...

--- Start XML ---
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<VULNERABILITIES>
   <PROGRAM_VERSION>0.0.1</PROGRAM_VERSION>
   <CONTROL_VERSION>0.0.1</CONTROL_VERSION>
   <VULNERABILITY>
       <V_SHORT_NAME>SOMETHING</V_SHORT_NAME>
       <V_LONG_NAME>SOMETHING</V_LONG_NAME>
       <V_DISCUSSION>NICE DESCRIPTION</V_DISCUSSION>
       <V_REFERENCE>
       <V_CATEGORY>SOMETHING</V_CATEGORY>
       <ID>1</ID>
   </VULNERABILITY>
   <VULNERABILITY>
       <V_SHORT_NAME>SOMETHING</V_SHORT_NAME>
       <V_LONG_NAME>SOMETHING</V_LONG_NAME>
       <V_DISCUSSION>NICE DESCRIPTION</V_DISCUSSION>
       <V_REFERENCE>
       <V_CATEGORY>SOMETHING</V_CATEGORY>
       <ID>2</ID>
   </VULNERABILITY>
   .
   .
   .
</VULNERABILITIES>
--- End XML ---

The code I have looks like this...

--- Start Code ---
#include "stdafx.h"
#using <mscorlib.dll>
using namespace System;
#using <System.xml.dll>
using namespace System::Xml;

int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])
{
   try
   {
       // Create the reader...
       XmlReader^ rdr = gcnew XmlReader("Vulnerabilities.xml");
       while (rdr->ReadToFollowing("VULNERABILITY"))
       {
           Console::WriteLine(rdr->GetAttribute("ID"));
       }
   }
   catch (Exception^ pe)
   {
       Console::WriteLine(pe->ToString());
   }
   return 0;
}
--- End Code ---

I created the code by looking a some MSDN examples.  For now all I want is
to be able to move from one VULNERABILITY block to the next and print the
ID.  Eventually this will be used to generate a report by cross referencing
an file that only has the IDs in it.  The error that I'm getting is

--- Start error ---
.\XMLparse.cpp(16) : error C3622: 'System::Xml::XmlReader': a class declared
as 'abstract' cannot be instantiated

c:\windows\microsoft.net\framework\v2.0.50727\system.xml.dll : see
declaration of 'System::Xml::XmlReader'

.\XMLparse.cpp(16) : error C3673: 'System::Xml::XmlReader' : class does not
have a copy-constructor

--- End error ---

Just in case it makes a difference I'm using Visual C++ Express Edition.
Any ideas will be greatly appreciated