The "Entry_form" is á rather than "�E1" or "/xE1", very weird
though.
That's what you'd expect and want.
á is a reference to an accented A. This is just surface syntax,
what is reported by the XML parser, so what XSLT sees as input is the
character not the reference to a character.
It's the same in PHP although there the syntax is different the
character reference uses \ syntax.
David
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