I have a FDF (Adobe forms data) page on an Apache server. If posted to this site the formname and field/value pairs it will return FDF data. This will open the Adobe form and populate it with the data passed. Some of the forms have a number of fields. When the length of the form name and all of the data are added up it may push the limits of sending the data using url (GET) so I would like to use POST. The problem is I am unable to make this work in ZOPE. I tested this by first creating a form and using Apache this worked. I then copied the source of the document into ZOPE DTML document. This works but not what I want. I need to store the data to a database first then display the adobe form for printing. I then tried using a Python script and DTML document to post to this site but this returns to me the text of the FDF file. I tried setting the Content type inside the DTML document using: <dtml-call "RESPONSE.setHeader('Content-Type', 'application/Vnd.fdf')"> This caused Adobe to try and open but did not display my form. Here is the source of the form document: <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE> New Document </TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> <form Method="POST" action="http://mplssrv5/cgi-bin/fdftest.pl"> <p> Deposit <input type="text" name='dep_amount'><br> Buyer <input type="text" name='buyer.name'><br> address <input type="text" name='address'> <input type="hidden" name='PDFform' value='http://mplssrv5:8080/SAS/PDFforms/rottlund/mn/mn_1025_4_98'> </p> <input type="submit" name="submit"> </form> </BODY> </HTML> any advice? Thanks Gene Tuttle.