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>From the fingers of Marc Slemko flowed the following:
>
>The FAQ says:
>
>   22. Why do I keep getting "access denied" for form POST requests?   
>       The most common cause of this is a <Limit> section that only names
>       the GET method. Look in your configuration files for something    
>       that resembles the following and would affect the location where  
>       the POST-handling script resides:          
>         
>                <Limit GET>                                        
>                    :                                                   
>
>       Change that to <Limit GET POST> and the problem will probably go
>       away.                                                     
>
>I very seldom see anyway have problems like this.

    Just shows how well the FAQ is doing its job. <g>

>Don't have time to fix right now, but thought I would mention it while I
>remembered...

    Thanx; fixed.

    #ken    P-)}