My XSL stylesheet converts from XML to RTF. Works fine. However, if opened
in Word, it does not display the foreign (Arabic) symbols. Instead, I RTF
uses see the Uniode code (mapped to the XML by DTD).
Example:
XML: &aeidasheiquot; DTD:"ẳ" (hexadecimal) mapped in RTF to:
ẳ(decimal)
In my XSL I put the ISO-8859-1 encoding:
<xsl:output method="xml" encoding="ISO-8859-1" indent="yes"
omit-xml-declaration="yes"/>
I've tried a different encoding (ISO-8859-6) but this does not work either
and, moreover I then lose the display of the Latin symbols (eacute, etc.). I
guess the problem is in setting the encodings, or Windows code page number
or something similar.
I need some code in my XSL that makes all of the different encodings
(latin, Arabic, Hebrew, etc.) display properly when the RTF is opened in
Word. I am using the Arial Unicode MS font.
Who has the answer?
Els van Trigt
Ambrac Information Management
Pieterstraat 11
3512 JT Utrecht
Telefoon: 030-2316942
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