>> Can you explain what this code is supposed to
>> be doing? I did not understand the more
>> complex xpath expressions you used or the 
>> "mode='unmix'" attrib.

> (Who provided that code? Can't remember now.
> :-< )

That was bad old me, Wendell.

I have since (though just recently) provided a corrected version of my 
solution.

Edward:

The mode attribute was taking advantage of XSLT's ability to apply 
templates only to templates identified as belonging to a certain mode. I 
generally use modes to process the source tree more than once. For 
example, when I produce PDF documents, I have templates (without modes) to 
produce the body of the file and templates with modes to produce the 
contents and bookmarks. In your case, I was just using the mode="unmix" 
templates to process the result tree fragment I had stored in that 
variable. In my corrected solution, I have removed both the variable and 
the mode (but now the solution involves two stylesheets). The two 
stylesheets can probably be reduced to one, but I ran out of gumption (to 
give Mike another word to ponder).

Jay Bryant
Bryant Communication Services
(presently consulting at Synertistic Solution Technologies)