>Sure.
><snip/>
>Here's the set of stylesheets, which solves your problem:
><snip/>

Aha, storing the RTF from the output generated from the imported
stylesheet in a variable, converting it to a node-set and then messing
around with it -- clever (although pretty hackish).  For a while, I
thought the task was practically impossible. :-)

The downside seems to be that using xsl:apply-imports in an
xsl:variable crashes my Internet Explorer with MSXML 3.0.  So much for
that solution. :-(

I don't know what I was thinking when I wrote the first problem. My
real-life problem must have been slightly different; but don't worry
about that; it's kind of complex to explain and needs quite some
context.

Anyway, thanks a bunch for your help and your time, and for shedding
some light on all this!  At least I know now that there's probably no
trivial solution to the second problem.

I'll do some research on the supposed MSXML bug and drop a note here
if I find anything out -- if, of course, you don't already know about
it...?

Well, thanks again,

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