Owen,
I found the source of the problem. I use a program called XmlPad to write my
stylesheets (it's a basic free program). Apparently, it does me the favor of
translating my nicely typed character references into regular line breaks.
That is, after saving and re-opening the file, I see this:
<xsl:text>Hello.
</xsl:text>
This begs the question, why hadn't I seen this before? The change is only
noticeable after re-opening the file. If you save the file without closing
it, nothing appears to have changed -- and you can still edit the file as
though nothing had changed. Unfortunately, I hadn't closed the file or quit
the program for some time, so I never noticed the replacement. I saved in
Notepad; the replacement was not done; and I got my 0D 0A (finally).
Thanks so much for your help, Owen (and Michael). Sorry that it turned out
to be something as stupid as the editor I was using.
Regards,
Paul
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