Russell Kohn wrote:
I'm generating RTF (rich text) output using a UTF-8 XML source. For
high-ascii values, my XML source is double-byte and does not play well
within a pure RTF enviornment, and instead renders as arbitrary
low-order ascii. I do not have control over the XML source. I can
certainly play with the XSLT to try to translate the characters or to
add appropriate new RTF controls to convert the double-byte ascii into
something else.
Your output file is most probably encoded in UTF-8 too. This has
nothing to do with the encoding of the XML source file, it is
just the default.
Declare the output encoding you want to use and the output method
(it should be text, rather than the default XML):
<xsl:output method="text" encoding="ISO-8859-9"/>
J.Pietschmann
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