> Try this:
>  <!-- get all 'b's -->
>  <xsl:key name="Bs" match="b" use="'B'"/>
>  

Hi (Americo?)

This is very interesting, could you tell me more about in what context this
'b' is selected?  I would guess it has to be from the root node context, but
I do not understand why there is no '//' prefix.  This is a very interesting
solution that I will examine further,

Thanks so much,
Jonathan


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