> I'm wondering if there's some regExp to convert all HTML code back to its 
> orginial form.

I'm sure there could be if you wanted.  You've only got four characters to 
put back according to the docs:

<  &lt;
>  &gt;
&  &amp;
"  &quot;

If your goal is to not have the HTML escaped in the first place, I would 
focus on finding out how/where it is getting that way in the first place.

~Brad



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