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Hi, I am using PHP4.3.0 on FreeBSD4.7 which works as fine as previous versions, but today I made up a little script which gets some data, handles it and then gives back an gif image. I know that gif is not free and not included in gd, but the fact that it is a gif-file does not matter. Whenever I post data to the php-script i get data back, even as much as I expected, but the only Browser that displays the image is Internet Explorer, I tried Opera, Galeon, Links, Netscape (some for windows, linux and freebsd) but only IE did the job. If I change the form to do a "get" and not a "post" it works, but then I am not able to upload a file with the form, so i need post... the only lines that produce any output inside the script are: header("Content-Type: image/gif"); if (file_exists($movie_file)) @readfile ($movie_file); Since I found some people complainign about pdf-files to be broken when using "post" and the same structure for the output as I did, and I never found a solution, I think this could be a bug, if not, beat me ;) Thanks for any response, Claas Rathje