> > I'm guessing that I'll have to use javascript to grab the 
> > appropriate info and pass output the <img> tag with the
> > appropriate URL vars?
>
> no because the browser info is passed in the cgi vars when 
> the img src is called.
> 
> you just manipulate cgi.http_user_agent.

Yeah, should have said that I was actually after things like screen
resolution, colour depth etc which doesn't come as part of
cgi.http_user_agent...

Tim.


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