> What syntax would I need to get it to work with MSXML3?

Same as below, MSXML3 supports XSLT syntax if you use the XSLT namespace.
If you want to use Microsoft-IE5-1998-XSL syntax (which MSXML3 also
supports), then sorry, I don't know.

> > Try <xsl:when test="@n='100' and .='1'">

Mike Kay


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