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<h1>Handling File Uploads from Www Forms with CGI.pm Tutorial</h1>
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Netscape Navigator 2.0 introduced a new facility for forms, the file upload element. This element allows the user to select a local file to be submitted with the form to the server that handles the form. File uploading is a frequently needed facility in many occasions, but the technique involved in handling forms that upload files is rarely discussed in CGI programming texts, and online tutorials/references on this topic are few. The technique is very simple as we shall see. </p>
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