On 2/6/2000 at 4:17 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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how can I modify it so that it gives the form a particular name, so
that -that form can be otherwise handled?
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Not sure what you mean by otherwise handled. 

When you create a HTML page dynamically with PRINT, the name of the
script shows as the URL (because that's where HTML came from). 

The same script could also create and send an email version, without
writing anything to disk.

If you do want something on disk, you would WRITE the form to a file,
and then PRINT an HTML header to redirect the browser to the file
you've just written. 

Though, I can't think of any particular advantage in writing the page
to disk first.

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On 2/6/2000 at 4:17 PM [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I'm John and I'm new to the list and to Rebol (of course).

I have been unable to download the dictionary and user's guide, can
someone 
guide me to them.

I have a simple question.  I have a script written and it works butI
want 
to save it to a specific filename when I print it so that I can email
it also.

I am using  [ print ] the HTML form with field contents,  and it comes
back 
with a file name of
www.mydomain.net/cgiform.r? followed by the field names and data.

how can I modify it so that it gives the form a particular name, so
that 
-that form can be otherwise handled?

/john



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