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I have a form that cannot be "submitted" because the server doesn't accept cgi or php. So I've decided to just accept it and have the visitor fill out the form online and then print it and mail it in.
I know I've used the "Print" button before some time ago, but can't remember how I did it. Can you help me?
I know I've used the "Print" button before some time ago, but can't remember how I did it. Can you help me?
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