David, 

That was easy. Thank you very much for the help! I knew someone on the list would bail me out.
It think it will be easy to change the xsl script.

Actually, as I understand it, the construction <TITLE/> should be the same as <TITLE></TITLE>. 
I guess Netscape recognizes this construction, but IE doesn't?

Thanks again

Max J. Evans
Director, Utah State Historical Society

>>> David Ruddy <[log in to unmask]> 2/1/00 2:18:15 PM >>>
Your <title> tag (in the top line) is never closed. The file opens for me
in IE5 when I remove the title start tag.

Not knowing the xsl script your using, I can't say why it's not closing.

--David Ruddy


At 12:51 PM 2/1/00 -0700, you wrote:
>I have a comment and a request for help.
>
>We use a stylesheet (set up with the assistance of Mike Fox) to convert
>our XML finding aids to HTML. It works well with Netscape browsers. But
>the html file will not display using IE5 (I haven't tried other IE
>versions). I don't get an error-just a blank page and the source can be
>opened and viewed.
>
>Any ideas? An example is http://history.utah.org/findaids/B00002/ (the
>frames version) or http://history.utah.org/findaids/B00002/b0002.html 
>
>Max J. Evans
>Director, Utah State Historical Society