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>> That's what I use, but when my XSLT output goes to other machines, >> the   characters are not always recognised as spaces. How come? > Jonathon: J> Is your XSLT output supposed to be HTML ? What charset are you J> using ? Do you really need special (non-breaking) spaces, or will J> regular whitespace do ? Output was HTML. The charset would have been whetever MSXML3 put on it automatically (probably UTF-16). I just needed a series of spaces that will not be collapsed. Is that not what nbsp is for? DC> Probably because the user had chosen to override the "automatic" DC> encoding detection and force the browser to use th ewrong encoding. Not sure, but I don't think that was the case. I have a vague memory of me checking the Encoding setting in the browser (IE) and it being in automatic. -- groovy baby, Kevin mailto:xmldude@b... +++++++++++++ Cool music - http://mp3.com/marshan ++ Attitude Rock Webzine - http://burieddreams.com/attitude
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