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How to emit entities instead of UTF-8?

From: "Siegfried Heintze" <siegfried@-------.--->
To: NULL
Date: 10/16/2008 11:52:00 PM
I have an svg file with lots of 16 bit unicode Chinese characters expressed 
with XML entities.

I'm trying to write an XSL to extract these and it is working. 
Unfortunately, it is generating UTF-8 and that is ugly. Is there a way to 
make it (re)generate XML entities which display nicely in brain damaged 
editors?

(I'm using emacs for windows and it does not seem to have the fonts to 
display chinese in UTF-8. I wonder if I upgraded from XP to Vista if I the 
courier font would then have chinese? Arial Unicode MS is a font that I do 
have that does have chinese but switching to it does not seem to help. It 
seems to display a few characters correctly).

Thanks,
Siegfried


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