probably it is msxml running in .net, in which case things might
change dependent on which .Net you are running?
Unlikely, but ask stylus on that.

Cheers,
Bryan Rasmussen

Hi,

> -----Original Message-----
> From: bryan rasmussen [mailto:rasmussen.bryan@xxxxxxxxx]
>
> I just tried this in the msxsl.exe commandline tool (which uses
> msxml), and it returned 3.
>
> When you say you were using msxml.net do you mean you were using msxml
> in a .net application? Or where you using the .Net implementation of
> XSLT?

Good question. I'm using the processors available via Stylus Studio 6
HE.
From the MS processors one can select MSXML, MSXML 4.0 and MSXML .NET,
so
I assume MSXML .NET is the .Net implementation. The scenerio results
in "3" if using MSXML and MSXML 4.0.
But I'll contact the Stylus people for detailed information and report
back.

[...]

Regards,

Kasimier