At 2004-01-20 18:06 -0500,
walter(_dot_)crockett(_at_)ascentialsoftware(_dot_)com wrote:
now instead of a non-breaking space I
get an A with a little curly thing on top of it.
That is evidence of a UTF-8 encoded character being interpreted by a
non-UTF8 system.
This works fine when I test it in XML Spy,
Probably because it processes UTF-8.
but still produces the strange
character when I run it in our product using MSXML4.
Try changing the output encoding using:
<xsl:output encoding="iso-8859-1"/>
I hope this helps.
.................... Ken
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