Okay, I followed the JavaScipt script that looked like it would be the right one and I think it is. Here is the content. You can see that it includes the JSubmitForm() function call that appears in the "go2" button (that isn't a button!?).

browserName = navigator.appName;
browserVer = parseInt(navigator.appVersion);

if ((browserName == "Netscape" && browserVer >= 3) || 
        (browserName == "Microsoft Internet Explorer" && browserVer >=
+ 4))
{
    version = "n3";
}
else 
{
    version = "n2";
}

if (version == "n3")
{
    go_on                = new Image;
    go_on.src        = "/IAPD/Images/go_on.gif";
    go_off            = new Image;
    go_off.src    = "/IAPD/Images/go_off.gif"; 
    go2_on            = new Image;
    go2_on.src    = "/IAPD/Images/go_on.gif";
    go2_off            = new Image;
    go2_off.src    = "/IAPD/Images/go_off.gif";
    go3_on            = new Image;
    go3_on.src    = "/IAPD/Images/go_on.gif";
    go3_off            = new Image;
    go3_off.src    = "/IAPD/Images/go_off.gif";
}

/*********************************************************************
+*********
* Function: 
*  JImgAct
* 
* Purpose:
*  This function is called to activate an image.
*
**********************************************************************
+********/
function JImgAct(imgName)
{
    if (version == "n3") 
    {
        imgOn = eval(imgName + "_on.src");
        document [imgName].src = imgOn;
    }
}

/*********************************************************************
+*********
* Function: 
*  JImgInact
* 
* Purpose:
*  This function is called to inactivate an image.
*
**********************************************************************
+********/
function JImgInact(imgName)
{
    if (version == "n3")
    {
        imgOff = eval(imgName + "_off.src");
        document [imgName].src = imgOff;
    }
}

function JSubmitForm()
{
    document.Content.Name.value = document.Search1.Name.value;
    document.Content.CrdNumber.value = document.Search2.CrdNumber.valu
+e;        
    document.Content.SecNumber.value = document.Search3.SecNumber.valu
+e;
    
    if (eval("document.Search1.SearchType[0].checked") == true) 
    {
        document.Content.SearchType.value = 1;
    }
    if (eval("document.Search1.SearchType[1].checked") == true)
    {
        document.Content.SearchType.value = 2;
    }
    if (eval("document.Search1.SearchType[2].checked") == true)
    {
        document.Content.SearchType.value = 3;
    }
    
    if (eval("document.Search4.NumRows[0].selected") == true) 
    {
        document.Content.NumRows.value = document.Search4.NumRows[0].v
+alue;
    }
    if (eval("document.Search4.NumRows[1].selected") == true) 
    {
        document.Content.NumRows.value = document.Search4.NumRows[1].v
+alue;
    }
    if (eval("document.Search4.NumRows[2].selected") == true) 
    {
        document.Content.NumRows.value = document.Search4.NumRows[2].v
+alue;
    }
    if (eval("document.Search4.NumRows[3].selected") == true) 
    {
        document.Content.NumRows.value = document.Search4.NumRows[3].v
+alue;
    }
    
    document.Content.submit();
    return false;
}
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With the JS code in hand, how do I attack my original problem of getting the form to submit? Thanks!

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