parsing html tag elements along with thier properties using c#

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I need to parse the HTML Code document given by the user,which is taken as the input file. All the HTML tag elements need to be seperated along with thier individual properties.
This again is taken as another file. So the output should be text file with all the html tags with their properties in text form useful for comparision.
It needs to be done in C#.NO need of considering asp,jsp etc... only static HTML code needs to be parsed.
Kindly give me the logic regarding the above case. Plz help with sample code snippets if possible.

Posted 22-Feb-11 0:18am

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Albin Abel 22-Feb-11 6:33am

is this a winform app or web app? Simply web browser control can help if it is winform app

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m@dhu · Answer 1 · 2011-02-22T00:27:00

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Parsing HTML Tags in C#[^] might help you.

Posted 22-Feb-11 0:27am

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fjdiewornncalwe 22-Feb-11 9:38am

+5 for finding a CP article for the answer.

@nuraGGupta@ · Answer 2 · 2011-02-22T00:29:00

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Hi,

See this[^], &

See this, on Code project itself[^]

Hope, both the links will help you solve your query better.

Anurag :)

Posted 22-Feb-11 0:29am

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