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thero_cpd View Member Profile	Jun 9 2009, 04:46 AM Post #1
Member Posts: 95 OS: windows xp	hi there, I want to know if its possible to send an email with a set of instructions and html coding in order to upload or replace a html file on a server. my current server is 123-reg.co.uk, i dont think I can with them however surley someone else must have thought about this before and offer such a service. (I know this is a strange one but I want to create a online web form that will then email this stuff to the server)

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