There are two things you can do if I understand correctly. Either use get instead of post in your <form> tag. what this does is it takes the variables being passed; age or experience and it slaps them onto the url like so: [a href=\"http://www.site.com/page2.php?age=23\" target=\"_blank\"]http://www.site.com/page2.php?age=23[/a] years old&experience=expert where page2 would be the popup page. then, to print those, simply call the variable in your php script like so: [code]<?php print(" John is $age and is a(n) $experience. "); ?> [/code] Option number two: use the post method in your form and the variables will be kinda hidden. to access these ones, do the following: [code]<?php $age = $_POST['age']; $experience = $_POST['experience']; print(" John is $age and is a(n) $experience. "); ?> [/code] whereas in the single quotes of this: $_POST['']; you put whatever the name of the field thats getting posted is. This is only my second post here, so I hope imnot too confusing. the examples should help atleast. And i hope I understood the question and answered it so you can learn and finish your project. enjoy!