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Hola!

> >There is one slight drawback to the Response-O-Matic script
> >-- but only from the email-only user's point of view. You
> >cannot submit the form from your hard disk -- it must be on
> >a server!
>
> If you are using getweb or www4mail (the lat takes too much time and
> patience) I do not see why it would not work.
>
> What do yo mean by: submit the form from your hard disk?, you can not fill
> the form on your HD aas it is a method post form.
>


When the form is processed by the Response-O-Matic script,
one of the first things it does is check where it came from.
All it has to do is check the header block which accompanies
each submission - the block identifies the user agent and
the originating URL or file.

If it was not submitted from a web server, it stops!
And perhaps it also stops if it does not like the user agent.

Of course, it would be reasonable to hope that it would
accept a GetWeb submission: either GetWeb does not pass on
the details of the URL in the way that Response-O-Matic
prefers, or GetWeb is rejected as a user agent.

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