Hi,

you say it's MSXML 3.0. Are you aware that you need to install it in
"replace" mode so that IE5 actually uses it instead of the old MSXML? The
effect you are describing is exactly the same as if you give MSXML an XSL
stylesheet in an unknown namespace...

jr


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