Add tags to an archieved XML document

Hi experts :
I'm archiving an invoice digitally signed in XML format.
Due to legal restrictions with the signature method in Spain, the first 2 lines of the XML document (i.e, the lines including the format UTF-8 and the reference to the CSS file) have to be removed before signing the invoice.
So, when users try to display the document using FB03, as there is no reference to the CSS file, the only they can see is the XML coding instead of the invoice.
My first tought was to add the header with these 2 lines before archieving the XML, but it isn't possible due to audit requirements (the original XML and the one including the first 2 lines are differents, so can't change the invoice before archiving it).
We're working with 4.6C version.
Anyone knows the way to add these 2 lines when displaying the XML file in FB03?.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Regards,
Carlos.

Sorry, SAP version is 6.20

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