> Thanks, Mike. While the answer is disappointing, it's
> always nice to know the truth, especially when you at
> the start of the road.

I don't think you said what features you needed from xsl:script.
Many things that you need script for in the old MSXML2 version of XSL
are built in to XSLT, and for the rest you can probably use
msxml:script, since I assume you are using MSXML3.

David

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