im new to XSLT and have created some style sheets which work perfectly but i dont know how to save the resulting HTML (so i can show someone else) if i go to save then it will try to save the XML file (im using a normal browser to view)

Incidently if anyone knows of a program to help with XSLT creating conversion etc i'd be interested :)
I've tried StyleVision but that appears to need a DTD (which i dont have)
and something called XStudio but that keeps telling me it can't find some of my imports which it clearly can (it works in the browser, and its clearly there)

If you're using MSXSL.EXE just add '-o c:\filename.htm' to the end of your command.

MSXSL can be downloaded from MS. It's to be run from a dos-prompt. If you write msxsl /? you'll get the parameter possibilities.

I know Altova have a free XMLSpy Home Ed. Maybe that's what you seek.

PS! If you've put a reference to your xsl in your xml doc, you'll have to remove that line. Otherwise MSXSL will complain.