Hi Paul,

Thanks.

Jacci


>You've got a few options - GET parameters (eg. pass them in the URL), POST parameters (hidden form variables), session variables, or if you've got a large data entry screen, what I tend to do is create a table w/enough rows for all of the data (denormalized, obviously). As the user fills in each field/set of fields, I store this info into the table. One of the fields in the table is some sort of identifier I can use to tie the session to the user ( usually the session ID: Session.SessionID). This makes it really easy to handle a lot of common information between pages.