Yes.  I just downloaded it, copied the dll as it instructed, copied the xml and
xsl to my web server document root, changed the xml to use /simple.xsl (was
confused otherwise), and it worked!
FYI, Netscape is not my default browser.  Admittedly I have not tried anything
beyond the simple example.  One interesting point, after the transformation, the
address line shows some cache file name.
Larry




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