RE:   doesn't work for some browsers

Hi,

> I've been happily using   in my XSL stylesheets for a 
> while now but have recently come across a problem where in 
> some browsers the output is either displayed as a ? or a box.
> 
> I understand that this is probably due to the browser 
> misinterpreting the character encoding, but my question is - 
> how can I get around this problem?  I have substituted   

By configuring your server to send a Content-Type header with the correct encoding. 

Cheers,

Jarno - Front 242: Headhunter 2000 (Apoptygma Berzerk Mix)

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