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> To answer the original question, it is an encoding issue that will be solved > if he makes sure that his XML document properly declares its actual > encoding. I think he's leaving off the encoding declaration and it is > defaulting to UTF-8, when in fact the file is iso-8859-1 encoded. As the > bytes for Éditez are read in, this is what happens: Am I correct in assuming that were he to include that encoding declaration, along with the accented É - the xslt processor would not have a problem, but the _output_ would still contain the original character, _not_ its encoded counterpart? i.e. if he were going to html, it would look like this: <b>Éditez</b> (which isn't correct) not <b>Éditez</b> or <b>Éditez</b> The last two being synonymous assuming you're using an html dtd, and correct. ? _alex XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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