Re: RE:

Xuegen Jin wrote:
> trade: ™

You're wrong.

™ is allowed in XML, yes, if you copy the character it represents
into a new document via an XSLT transformation, you might get ™ 
in your output XML or HTML.

But ™ does not represent a trademark symbol; it represents a non-
printing control character.

If you think it represents a trademark symbol, your perception of
reality has probably been infected by the misbehavior of Netscape on
Windows platforms with the Windows-1252 character map in effect.

   - Mike
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