Example:
User clicks on link in first.asp, the result is written to the same first.asp.
Then user clicks on the new result link on first.asp That result is now written to the same page. (The results from the first two clicks should still be on display on the same page)

The final result is also written to the same page.
End result, one asp page showing all selection made leading to finale result.
Now that would be helpful.

Maxy...

Your requirement is straightforward... and if you know how to pass a querystring or form variable, then you already have your answer.

For queryStrings, just continue to add a new variable to the querystring, keeping the old variables and adding the new.

For forms, add a hidden input variable for the old values at each step... again, reassigning the old values.

Hope this helps...

Tim