Steve Gold wrote:
> How about just a teeny touch of non XSL/XML???  Here is the only way I
> have been able to do this:
> Three documents: (1) your XML, (2) your XSL, and (3) an HTML document
> containing only the following:
> <SCRIPT>

That violates one of the requirements:

> No Javascript, no ASP, no JAVA, no scripting language of any kind

Too funny...

Mike

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