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[reaper]

Is there a way to have a page that lists programs that may be on a computer...then select several of the programs...hit submit...and it goes to another page that has the selected programs listed along with more detailed information about each program?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

[tmmoose]

Is It Something More Than An Index Page You Are Looking For...???
Can You Give More Detail....

[reaper]

For instance...I would list the version of windows and office with check boxes beside each item

Windows 98 SE
Windows 2000
Windows XP

Office '97
Office 2000
Office XP


Once you select the version of windows...and all the other programs (in this case, the version of Office)...then click submit...it would go to another page with the detailed information (as prewritten by our companies standards) about the installed programs as such:

Windows 2000 Service Pack 3
...NTFS
...Domain - DOMAIN
...etc.

Microsoft Office 2000 Pro
...Outlook 2000
...Word 2000
...Excel 2000
...Access (not installed)

I need to be able to select the version and have a second page show the details (they never change based on the versions selected...so they could be included in any scripting)

Does this make a little more sense?

I just need to have the items selected show as a list on the new page when submitted...

[DCElliott]

Are you talking about having a page that runs a "system sniffer" and then choses a page depending on the result?

Such a sniffer would have to be a Java or ActiveX control, I think.

DE

[reaper]

No...nothing that deals with any systems...just a simple list of choices and when selected puts them in list form...

Basically, if you wanted to tell me what to install on a system...you could go to this intranet page and it would give you all the choices...you select what you want...hit submit...and then makes a list for you...then that list can be emailed to me so I can setup the computer...

[tmmoose]

This May Help...Java Combo Box (http://www.wsabstract.com/script/cutindex16.shtml)

[reaper]

That's cool, but not what I'm looking for...thanks, though, I can use that elsewhere