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Subject:  Popup blockers / SP2/ surveys
Author:   textor:   view profile | all posts by this author | add to favourites
Date:   15:17:21 2 October 2004
 

I can't see how it is possible to conduct a sample survey on a web site if that is the criteria.  To take a survey someone has to make a decision, and where it is to take a link to the survey page or fill in the form doesn't  seem like a key issue.

 
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