Thanks very much for the suggestions!
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I would guess that you are using MSXML?
Are you using Microsoft's XSLT processor? If so, the best advice is don't:
I am using the XMLSpy (2004 rel. 3) built in XSLT engine, as well as MSXML,
with the same results. The problem with xsl:preserve-space seems to be
that it works on text-only nodes, and not on nodes with mixed content,
such as in my case. I have no problem retaining the spaces in text-only
nodes (e.g., <THD> Blah Blah </THD).
The other question is, do you want white space in the HTML "source", or
white space on the browser screen?
I have no problem getting the browser to display the spaces if they are
included in the html source.
Thanks again for any suggestions!
Jim
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