The & (ampersand) is a special character, just like it is in XML, so you must encode it, meaning that you must encode it.

http://xml.silmaril.ie/specials.html

>HI
>
>I'm calling a web service to return some XML
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>The web service is a test portal for a SUN accounts system.
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>I want to save the XML passed back as a file for some testing.
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>But when I view the source of the XML in Chrome it seems to alter some of the tags so what I get is not a valid XML document.
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>For instance
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><AnalysisCodes>
><AnalysisCode>CSX624</AnalysisCode>
><LookupCode>ESTCSX624</LookupCode>
><Name>ESTIM & MAN OO PROJ MAY00</Name>
></AnalysisCodes>
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>is saved as 
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><AnalysisCodes><AnalysisCode>CSX624</AnalysisCode>LookupCode>ESTCSX624</LookupCode><Name>ESTIM & MAN OO PROJ MAY00</Name></AnalysisCodes>
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>so the <lookup> tag is changed to lookup>
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>

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>Any ideas why that would be or a better way to save this xml for testing.
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>Eventually this will be automated but I wanted to check the processing of the XML
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>Thanks
>
>Nick