• heading (xmlDoc.childNodes[3].childNodes[0].childNodes[0].nodeName)
• subhead (xmlDoc.childNodes[3].childNodes[0].childNodes[1].nodeName)
• description (xmlDoc.childNodes[3].childNodes[0].childNodes[2].nodeName)
• author (xmlDoc.childNodes[3].childNodes[0].childNodes[3].nodeName)
• date (xmlDoc.childNodes[3].childNodes[0].childNodes[4].nodeName)

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="mydvd7.xsl"?>
<!DOCTYPE sales SYSTEM "mydvd7.dtd">
  <sales>
    <summary>
      <heading>MyDVD Rental Store</heading>
      <subhead>Periodical Sales Report</subhead>
      <description>Sales Report for January, February, 
	    and &lt;&month;&gt; of 2001</description>
      <author>author: &preparedby;</author>
      <date>Jan 30, 2002</date>
    </summary>
    <data>
      <month>
        <name>January 2001</name>
        <week number="1" dvds_rented="12000" />
        <week number="2" dvds_rented="15000" />
        <week number="3" dvds_rented="18000" />
        <week number="4" dvds_rented="11800" />		  
      </month>
      <month>
        <name>February 2001</name>
        <week number="1" dvds_rented="11500" />
        <week number="2" dvds_rented="12390" />
        <week number="3" dvds_rented="19050" />
        <week number="4" dvds_rented="11200" />		  
      </month>
      <month>
        <name>March 2001</name>
        <week number="1" dvds_rented="15300" />
        <week number="2" dvds_rented="12390" />
        <week number="3" dvds_rented="10050" />
        <week number="4" dvds_rented="11230" />		  
      </month>
    </data>
  </sales>

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