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Sorry about that.
 
Let us say I have a tree as follows
 
Node 1
childNode 1a
childNode 1b
childNode 1c
childNode 1d
 
Node 2
childNode 2a
childNode 2b
childNode 2c
childNode 2d
 
 
 
When I apply the rule, to Node 1, it would apply to all the children in that node (1a - 1d).  Then I apply the rule to Node 2 and it would apply to all children, except this time I apply a rule to childNode 2c that overrides Node 2 rule.  I am essentially thinking ahead where in a large tree one may not apply a rule to every node.
 
I hope this is a better explanation.
 

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Regards,
Michael
"Tom Cornilliac" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
>>Essentially, if I would like to make a rule that can affect all child nodes except where that child has its own rule. 
 
    Michael, 
    Can you be more specific? An example would be nice. Your vision is escaping me at the moment ;)
 
    ~Tom  
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