I just noticed in passing that you are still typing:

C:\xmlstuff> msxml xpath.xml xpath.xsl -o output.html

but you should type:

C:\xmlstuff> msx*S*l xpath.xml xpath.xsl -o output.html

i.e. the command line wrapper is msxsl.exe, not msxml.exe.

Just to add to the confusion, you could use Mike Kay's all-in-one, command line Instant Saxon (http://saxon.sourceforge.net/#I6.5.2).  

Hope that helps.

cheers

Malcolm


-----Original Message-----
From: fstorr [mailto:fffrancis@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Monday, August 19, 2002 12:49 PM
To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE:  Running msxml (newbie)


Jim Fuller wrote:

> see what u have installed by using the MSXML sniffer at
www.bayes.co.uk/xml

___________

Hi Jim

Thanks for the reply.  According to the above site, I've got

MSXML, MSXML2, MSXML2 v2.6, MSXML2 v3.0, MSXML2 v4.0 Mode Replace V3.

Again, as a relative novice at that this kind of thing, I'm pretty sure
that Replace mode is right.

As regards running it, this is what I'm doing:

Changing directory to the one with the required XML and XSL file, then

C:\xmlstuff> msxml xpath.xml xpath.xsl -o output.html

Which is when I get the "not recognized as an internal command...." etc.


Any more ideas would be gratefully received.

Regards

Francis




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