I expect you have a relative url problem. If your form looks like: 

<FORM ACTION="/mysite.com/cgi-bin/mtscript.cgi" METHOD="POST">

then because Internet Explorer cum OE regards C: as the root the path is wrong. As you no doubt know you can use IE to browse your system OR the web thus it needs to decide is the path a local one C:\ one an http:// one. Default is C:

Asuming this is right it will work if you add http:// to make it a full path.

Monks have been known to burn in the fires of Hades for asking off topic posts. Hopefully the gods will be kind to us. Cringe.

tachyon

In reply to Re: HTML forms in Netscape vs Outlook Express by tachyon
in thread HTML forms in Netscape vs Outlook Express by kleinbiker7

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