The difference between forward slash and yen mark is just a difference of
screen display on a Japanese OS. It's the same thing.
But I'm not seeing a yen symbol. I'm seeing a backslash - the file separator
for Windows, not for Mac.
Michael Kay
Saxonica
I think I may have skewed the issue by bringing up the lack of default
automatic creation of the "xml-stylesheet" declaration". We know that can be
set up. The core issue here is that for 80% of the computers in the class,
"${cfd}\${cfn}.html" succeeded in generating an HTML file that was
automatically opened by the system browser. But in the case of a few Macs,
which which set up the same way as the other Macs, the browser came up with
the error message "file not found." I was just wondering if anyone else had
encountered this issue.
Regards,
Chuck
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