One last small problem - it is converting the é character to é.
No it isn't (assuming "it" is the XSLT transformation).
The XSLT serializer is outputting é in UTF-8 encoding, and you are looking
at the resulting file using some piece of software that either can't display
UTF-8, or doesn't know that's what it's been asked to do. Either display the
result using something that can display UTF-8, or change the output encoding
to something you can display, for example <xsl:output
encoding="iso-8859-1"/>.
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
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