>Every XSL processor that I have ever used has included a hacked up HTML
>switch to fix this problem.


It doesn't have to be "hacked up". The result namespace URI can tell an XSL
processor to serialise the result tree using a non-XML syntax (in this case
HTML). I don't consider this a hack. It seems a good solution to the more
general problem.

[actually, I've got a question/idea about this which I will post separately]

James
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