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How did you fix the ampersands? I ask, because if you just did a simple text transform from & to &, it would mask the problem of the entity escaping I think... Not at work, so I don't have a good example and the file is downloading very slowly here, so I'll try to do one from memory. There were several á in the XML which mapped to an accent character in the DTD via the Entity. If you just substituted & with &, you'd get á, which would render inline as &accute;. It would superficially solve the issue since browsers would no longer give the errors about the dtd since it wouldn't be trying to load entities from the DTDs. And depending how you did it, you likely could also replace a correctly encoded one to make &, leading to some very odd stuff. I wouldn't be surprised to find some unescaped ampersands, but the solution I posted will essentially replace the entities with their text, hopefully causing most characters to appear correctly. You definitely still need to fix some of the other stuff. (I suspect it never worked for most browsers and XML systems, most likely only IE). Jon Gorman University of Illinois