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FYI: Note that the above form submits back to this same page. If you haven't yet submit the form then there won't be any values in the text below since they are retrieved from the form. In this case, the values reflected are simply the defaults and are the same results you would get if you submitted the form without checking anything. ASP > Tips and Tutorials > Form Processing Oct 10, 2006
FYI: Note that the above form submits back to this same page. If you haven't yet submit the form then there won't be any values in the text below since they are retrieved from the form. In this case, the values reflected are simply the defaults and are the same results you would get if you submitted the form without checking anything. ASP > Tips and Tutorials > Form Processing Oct 10, 2006
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