Just use   in your stylesheet - although you can't see the 6
characters '& # 1 6 0 ;' in your output, the character that the
character reference references :) is still there. HTML doesn't
normalize this kind of white space, so its ok.
Except when the output mode is xml, you don't get   as a string of 6
characters in the output. Instead the unicode value is emitted and the IE
browser does NOT render a non-breaking space (at least for me). That is
why I'm trying to litterally get the 6 character string.
Larry
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