"Matthew L. Avizinis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In my testing, > the output element with the method attribute set to text but without the > encoding attribute emits the two character output you describe in para 2 > below. On mine too. I must have misphrased that. BTW, the XSLT spec states that for method="text" the default encoding is system dependent. So we use the default Java encoding. So when no encoding attribute is specified results may vary from system to system. -scott
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