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In article <420AA3ED.3060808@z...> you write: ><!DOCTYPE xml [ Well that's illegal for a start: you can't use element or attribute names starting "xml". But this: ><!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML 2.0//EN"> suggests another problem. Where's that coming from? Is the CGI script returning an HTML document? If so, that's no good, because (a) entities other than the document mustn't have a DOCTYPE declaration and (b) HTML is not XML! -- Richard
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