"Canonical" way to serialize objects from XSD.EXE classes

[soccerdad]

I'm trying to make sure that I'm using the correct .NET 2.0 mechanism to
serialize objects to XML files. I've used XSD.EXE to generate classes from a
3rd party .xsd file. I can populate those objects, etc. At present, I'm using
the following code to create a .xml file from the root element of those
objects:

FileStream fs = new FileStream(targetFileName,
FileMode.CreateNew);
try
{
XmlSerializer serializer = new XmlSerializer(root.GetType());
serializer.Serialize(fs, root);
}
finally
{
fs.Close();
}

From everything I've seen, that seems like the same way it would have been
done in .NET 1.1, and with all the changes to System.XML in .NET 2.0, I
thought there might be a better way.

Things are working fine, but I'd like to follow whatever the current best
practics are.

Any thoughts. Thanks,

Donnie