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Form2Flash

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Requirements

Form2Flash is compatible with all webservers on Unix and Windows NT. The only requirement is that you have (acces to) cgi-bin functionality on your webserver. A typical Form2Flash-installation consists of only two files: the executable and a configuration file. Form2Flash will only work when used as a cgi-bin program, not in any other way.

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Download version 1.1

 *  Form2Flash-1.1.zip (105Kb)
Form2Flash distribution for Windows servers (98/ME/NT/2000). It contains two files: "Form2Flash.exe" and "Form2Flash.cfg".
 *  Form2Flash-1.1.tar.gz (49Kb)
Form2Flash distribution for Unix servers. It contains the Form2Flash sources and a sample configuration file "Form2Flash.cfg".
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Installing

Installing Form2Flash is very easy. There are only 2 files: the executable and the configuration file. Both go into your cgi-bin directory.

Windows NT

  1. Download and unpack the Form2Flash distribution for Windows. It contains two files: "Form2Flash.exe" and "Form2Flash.cfg".
  2. Copy both files into your cgi-bin directory.
  3. Edit the "Form2Flash.cfg" file for your installation (see the "Configuring Form2Flash" section).
Unix
  1. Download and unpack the Form2Flash distribution for Unix. It contains the Form2Flash sources and a sample configuration file "Form2Flash.cfg".
  2. Run "make". The Form2Flash executable will now be compiled. You don't have to edit the Makefile or any other file before compiling, all configurable options are taken at run-time from the configuration file.
  3. Copy "Form2Flash" and "Form2Flash.cfg" into your cgi-bin directory.
  4. Edit the "Form2Flash.cfg" file for your installation (see the "Configuring Form2Flash" section).