>> there is NO encoding attribute in the xml-pi ...

> ...
>Are you sure the file doesn't include some other file via a dtd or
>entity reference that has an encoding declaration?

yes sry ... the file contains a system entity. the referenzed file is encoded as US-ASCII.

most likely this problem occurs because of the old OS (NT4).
i already looked for some update at microsoft.com, but did´nt find any.

thx david,

sebastian

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