Rename or Tag Element for particular Xml Element.

hi,
How to rename or Tag Element for particular Xml Element using Java Script.
eg)label to labels
Thanks in advance
Smile

Hi,
       Thanks a lot Jeff...
        I'm doing a huge program with lot of tasks. While doing that,my mind didn't strike to check if the tag is not already exist, then only to create new tag... Thanks for all of the indesigner experts for their replies...
I used the following codes with ur idea.
                    var renamewith = textbox1.text;
                    try
                        alert(app.activeDocument.xmlTags.item(renamewith).name);
                        if(app.activeDocument.xmlTags.item(renamewith).name)
                           var testTag = app.activeDocument.xmlTags.item(renamewith);
                    catch(e)
                        var testTag = app.activeDocument.xmlTags.add({name: renamewith});
With Regards,
Vel.

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