Rob Ermers wrote:
Contexers,

That the best way for coding diacritics in the xml database which you wish to use for your mailing is by using the appropriate iso-latin1 or unicode number:

     <contact num="3" regio="z3" label=`num3'>
     <address>
          <p>J. Sch&#246;ttelndreher</p>
          <p>J. Sch&#xF6;ttelndreher</p>
          <p>Laan der Drie&#235;enheid</p>
          <p>Laan der Drie&#xEB;enheid</p>
....
     </address>
              </contact>

The unicode number (&#x..) gives a slightly better result in my pdf.

if you want to move things around in an encoding neutral way:

\defineXMLsingular
  [c]
  [n=unknowncharacter]
  {\executeifdefined {\XMLop{id}} \unknowncharacter}

<c n='eacute'/>

sometimes it's handier to move elements around than entities

Hans


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