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I don't have an <xsl:output> instruction, and since the default is "no", then it should not be the reason. I also just checked the definition, of the 'indent' attribute. It only allows, but doesn't require, the insertion of white space.. I'm surprised what could this be, as i though it might be a common issues with a known reason. Many PDF documents come with hyper links! Thanks. David Carlisle wrote: You presumably have <xsl:output indent="yes"/> indent"yes" tells the processor that you don't care where it puts white space, just make the xml look pretty. You do care about white space so you should say indent="no" (which is the default)
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