Cheers,
Wendell

David,
Well, I read your e-mail and called up the document in my IE.5 and it
looked fine. The big DUH! light went on.

I guess I was trying to retain the initial coding I could read in my
current Note Tab Pro editor. For example: I know that the "& eacute;"
in utf-8 should be "& #233;". I see "& #233;" in my editor, so I can
work with it (instead of "& eacute;"). However, when I transform XML
to XML the output reads differently in my editor as: "Ã ©".  When I
changed my encoding to iso-8859-1 as you suggested, the letter
appears in my editor as a single character é.

Well, my coding is correct, that is the important thing regardless of
my apparent mental blunder.

Thanks,
Mike F.

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