Hi Moises,

One way could be to make your first HTML page call an ASP page and from there Request.Form("txtName") and Request.Form("txtEmail") will give you the Name and Email the user entered firstly -assuming you defined a form with method="post" and at least two input fields called txtName and txtEmail. If you think you will need these values later during the user's session -and you are using IIS web server- you can save the values on Session variables.

If you do not plan to use ASP and need to make it in plain HTML ... maybe in your first page you could save the values on a cookie and look for them in the second page.

Feel free to email me if you need complete sample pages :)

Regards,