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	Now here's a puzzler.....! Jul 16, 2002, 01:35	990334
	I think the best you can hope for in this case is a hotfix Marco - and in that case you're stuck anyway. Best to run regex on it... matching /&/([^/s]/)/+;/ and then using /1 to put it back in might be enough to trigger the browser to recognise it. Flawless
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