Greg Faron wrote:
>    If you're receiving any indentation whatsoever, it's more than I ever 
> received from MSXML.  I guess it must be an issue using XML Spy as a 
> go-between. 

Maybe it's time to quit using XML Spy? :)

When you need indenting, run your documents through an identity transformation
with indent="yes" using Saxon or something.

>    I guess if I were to use the command line, I might see your 
> results.  What was the command that you used to perform the transformation?

I used the msxsl.exe command-line tool, which you can get from the
msdn.microsoft.com site. Just put msxsl in the search box and you'll get
there. msxsl.exe just invokes MSXML. I think it comes with source.

   - Mike
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