Haggerty, Mike wrote:
>AMOFQ
>
>Googled on http 1.0. 2 blank lines beneath the header then output the
>fields.

I knew that (but I was out for dinner with the sponsor).
HTTP is pretty much a symetric protocol, what you send is formatted the same
as what you receive, and it is quite similar to SMTP headers as well. The 
only thing is with file uploads, there are some differences in the MIME 
implementation in mail and the way it is done in HTTP.
But if you ever need to find out more about headers, download Mozilla and 
install LiveHTTPHeaders from http://www.mozdev.org/ and you can just dump 
what your browser does.

Jochem
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