> That makes sense but its still strange that when I created an XML var
> in side application, it worked:
>
> var localXML:XML =
> <character>
> <data>\u00A9</data>
> <label>Inverted Exclamation Mark</label>
> </character>;
>
>
> I was able to see the copyright symbol as HTML on my label. What
> threw me was that I couldn't do this from the XML.
>
That's because the \u escape sequence is specific to ActionScript. Those
sequences are replaced with the actual unicode characters (or some runtime
sequence) and are not evaluated by the player.
Use the HTML character codes instead: &#XXXX;
ryanm
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