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Re: RE: XSL and White Space help PLEASE
> 7)   isn't legal in all encodings. Make sure you are using an encoding
> for which it is acceptable. Too bad, some browsers (especially older ones)
> don't interpret these encodings the same way.
For both the html and xml output method, the XSL system must
output   as a legal construction no matter what output encoding is
specified. (If 160 is in the encoding, it may use character data,
otherwise a numeric character reference or a named entity reference (eg
) will be used.
For the text output method (or a non standard output method) it may not
be possible to output characters that are not in the output encoding.
David
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