I'm presuming that your third button needs to "refresh" the settings that were on the page by default.
Secondly, I'll presume that even though your a Windose pregrammer you want cross-browser functionality and need to support versions 4.x and up.

• Insert a javascript function in the first button's HTML tag - example < INPUT TYPE='BUTTON' NAME='REDIRECT' onClick='window.location=http:www.somedomain.com/someurl'>
  
• Use that standard SUBMIT input type for the CGI call
  
• Use the standard RESET input type for the refresh
  

If that's not what you were explaining let me know and I'll try to help.

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