[David Carlisle]

> Are you sure that wasn't just an incorrect encoding specification?
> For example if your stylesheet is in the default utf-8 encoding
> and you cut and paste a nbsp from a latin-1 document you'll insert byte
> 160 into your document which will most likely result in a document that
> is not correctly encoded in utf8 (so not parseable by the XML parser).
>
 Could have been - someone else's cut-and-paste perhaps.  But in a way it
doesn't really matter -  the point here is that it's easy to run into
unpleasant encoding problems like this and not always easy to solve them in
practical, real-life applications.  Then to be able to advise someone having
some problem like this ... when you're dealing with something invisible
anyway ... no wonder people get confused.

Cheers,

Tom P


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