Others have answered the question already about using an image button for submitting data. I think the other part of your question (same info to appear on next form), assuming that you've already gotten this data once prior to displaying form 1, is to use hidden fields in the form to transfer it. For example: 
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="name" VALUE="John Q. Smith">
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="address" VALUE="1600 Pennsylvia Avenue">

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They will not be visible to the typical user (though they are visible in the source), and you can access these as if they were text fields in the second CGI script you have.
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In reply to Re: Submit Button by Masem
in thread Submit Button by Anonymous Monk

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