RE: Some Questions (2nd try)

>     1.- What about the output of the XSL Transformation? The 
> ouput could be an .rtf or .biff file with binary data and not 
> a well-formed document?
No reason why an .rtf file is not well-formed - it is after all merely a
string of text without any tags, so XSLT should be able to cope with the
output. I have done this on a number of sites; it will help if you know RTF
syntax, but when it comes down to it is fairly easy to deal with structured
and/or unstructured XML data in this way. Templates are probably the easiest
way to acheive it.

Hope this helps,

Ben


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