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Subject: Re: Can one <xsl:choose> <xsl:output>?
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Hi Tim,

> oops- not select!
>
> I mean
> <xsl:variable name="dtdname">TableData.dtd</xsl:variable>

You *can* use select, as long as you put quotes around the string to
indicate that it's a string rather than an element name:

<xsl:variable name="dtdname" select="'TableData.dtd'" />

Cheers,

Jeni

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