Thank you very much for the help. I'm creating a single XHTML document from my DocBook XML, so I changed my browser to view as UTF-8, as you suggested, and it now displays fine. Even so, I can't expect everyone who reads the documentation to have UTF-8 set in their browser, so a single-XHTML solution would be a "nice to have".
I have one further question... I want a table of contents, but I am creating a very large XHTML technical help file, so I would like it to appear in a floating div on the left of the page, with the content displayed in a floating scrolling div on the right of the page. Therefore, the table of contents will always be present as the user scrolls through the help document (and when they click links from within the toc, the toc will still be on the screen). Is there anyway I can get the single-XHTML translation to create two main divs, putting in toc in the first div and the rest of the document in the second div? Also, I would want to be able to assign attributes to the divs, such as style="float:left; width=30%" and style="float:right; width=70%" and probably also put some styling around the toc to give it a border and background colour. If there some on-line help explaining how to do this then maybe you could send me the uri? I appreciate all your help. Brian
