AS3 XML format question

I'm working through a tutorial where the XML format looks like:
<image src="images/1n.jpg" name="example 1" />
The AS3 code that goes with it is:
imageText.text = xml.image[slideNum][email protected]();
imageText.text being the dynamic text field. This code works fine, but I'm not working with this particular format. My XML code looks more like:
<imgTitle>Kalamazoo</imgTitle>
<imgURL>images/1n.jpg</imgURL>
The previous AS3 code doesn't work with this. @imgTitle.toString() does not display. The Flash will trace the XML file for me, so I know that it's reading, but it will not fill in my dynamic text field.
Any thoughts

My thanks to the last two replies. That fixed it.
I didn't realize that there were different formats for XML. I had only ever worked with the one method. I didn't know you could lob it all onto one line. I probably won't ever used the line method, but it's always good to learn something new.
Thanks again for the replies

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