On tek-tips forum there was a link to a very good tutorial's site. I forgot its name now.

>>Crescencio - thanks- this makes sense. If I get it to work I'll call my man Rubin in Del Crest (Rigsby and Clark!) and have a dozen of his best sent to you with some cold "Big Reds"!
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>Just my favorite kind: "free", "cold" and "delivered" !
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>>Are you aware of a newbie ASP "help" document that I could use to familiarize myself with how this should work?
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>As you know ASP has been around for a while, you should be able to find plenty of newbie help on the net. One that is good:
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>www.learnasp.com
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>>Thanks
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>>>You might be able to use the MSXML components for this. You would need a page on the web server that receives the data though. A simple call from your app would be:
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>>>*!* Assumes that you have a DOM object myXML with the data loaded
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>>>xht = CreateObject("MSXML2.XMLHTTP.4.0")
>>>xht.Open("post",'http://myservice.com/Prospects/Mypage.asp',.t.)
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>>>xht.send myXML
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>>>? xht.status
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>>>You probably would need to include these on your distribution of the app. Check out the library for more info on MSXML.