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  <TITLE>Fill-Out Form Example #3</TITLE>
  <body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000" vlink="#FF0000">
  <H1>Fill-Out Form Example #3</H1>
  
  This is another fill-out form example, with multiple text entry
  fields and checkboxes. <P>
  
  <HR>
  
  <FORM METHOD="POST" ACTION="lib-ch-example-form-form.cgi">
  
  <H2>Godzilla's Pizza -- Internet Delivery Service</H2>
  
  Type in your street address: <INPUT NAME="address"> <P>
  
  Type in your phone number: <INPUT NAME="phone"> <P>
  
  Which toppings would you like? <P>
  
  <OL>
  <LI> <INPUT TYPE="checkbox" NAME="topping" VALUE="pepperoni">
       Pepperoni.
  <LI> <INPUT TYPE="checkbox" NAME="topping" VALUE="sausage"> Sausage.
  <LI> <INPUT TYPE="checkbox" NAME="topping" VALUE="anchovies">
       Anchovies.
  </OL>
  
  To order your pizza, press this button: <INPUT TYPE="submit"
  VALUE="Order Pizza">. <P>
  
  </FORM>
  
  <HR> <P>
  
  Things you may want to note: <P>
  
  <UL>
  <LI> By default, checkboxes are off.
  <LI> When the query is packaged up, off checkboxes are ignored
       completely and on checkboxes are given the values specified by
       the <CODE>VALUE</CODE> attribute in each <CODE>INPUT</CODE> tag.
  <LI> Multiple checkboxes can have the same <CODE>NAME</CODE>, if
       desired.
  <LI> Checkboxes are very similar in use and interpretation on the
       server side to text entry fields.
  <LI> Checkboxes are "n of many": Any number of them can be on or off
       at any time.  (The alternative scheme, "one of many", in which
       only one out of a group of several toggle buttons can be on, is
       not yet supported by Mosaic.)
  </UL>
  
  <A HREF="lib-ch-example-form-example-2.htm">Back to example 2</A> or <A
  HREF="lib-ch-example-form-example-4.htm">forward to example 4</A>. <P>
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