> Windows-1252 characters into UTF-8 documents, I really need to wrap the
> output in CDATA sections.
<![CDATA only affects the handling of two characters, < and & (making
them act as literal characters rather than as markup).
Even in a CDATA section, characters need to be correctly encoded.
Why can't you just use <?xml version="1.0" emcoding="cp-1252"?>
and encode the entire document in that encoding if you want to allow
easy editing with tools that are not utf8 aware?
David
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