If your processor supports it, trying using the encoding "US-ASCII", or
just "ASCII":
<xsl:output encoding="US-ASCII"/>
or
<xsl:output encoding="ASCII"/>
Dave
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[xsl] How to keep é
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09/12/2002 09:07 AM
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Hi! All:
after applying XSL, the character will be changed according to the
encoding. Without specifying encoding, the default encoding will be
UTF-8. and é will shown like "é". However, is there any way I
could keep é after applying the style sheet? Thanks in advance.
DataStream Conversion Service, LLC
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Allen Chu
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