I'm doing this way because I don't know of any other better way to accomplish 
this.

A lot of it was based on "How to use ASP to generate a Rich Text Format 
(RTF) document to stream to Microsoft Word" from MSDN.

Trying to find examples of specifying XML attributes other than for very 
generic items is difficult to find.  If you can provide an example of how to 
accomplish this, I would greatly appreciate it.  The XML file looks like this:
<ChangeLog>
<CLRow>
<CLTitle>Portfolio</CLTitle>
<CLData></CLData>
</CLRow>
<CLRow>
<CLTitle>Program</CLTitle>
<CLData>Enterprise Process Improvement</CLData>
</CLRow>
<CLRow>
<CLTitle>Portfolio</CLTitle>
<CLData>Audit Department Process Review</CLData>
</CLRow>...
There are always 14 rows.  Output is in two columns represented by Title & 
Data (although there are no heading rows).



"Martin Honnen" wrote:

> Taras wrote:
> 
> > I need to create a .RTF file that can be opened by Word.  It's being created 
> > out of an ASP web application.  I'm totally new to HTML/XML so I copied some 
> > examples from various sources.
> 
> I don't know RTF so I can't help with that. Nevertheless it is rather 
> confusing that you say "I need to create a .RTF file" and then try to 
> mix HTML and RTF. Why are you doing that? Why is your stylesheet not 
> simply creating pure RTF?
> 
> 
> -- 
> 
> 	Martin Honnen --- MVP XML
> 	http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/
>