I'm using XSLT to convert an XML file into a nicely formatted HTML page. The XML data I'm given includes a mailing address. The address looks something like this:<BR ...

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Seems someone has decided to try and use something I wrote with their Japanese documents, and of course it doesn't work at all. <BR><BR>I have a VB program which uses MSXML and an XSLT file to parse ...

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