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	Title		: Form-based Device Input and Upload in HTML
	Author(s)	: J. Salsman
	Filename	: draft-salsman-www-device-upload-04.txt
	Pages		: 5
	Date		: 03-Feb-99
	
   Currently, HTML forms allow the producer of the form to request
   information -- including files of data -- from the operator reading
   the form.  However, this capability is limited because HTML forms
   don't provide a way to ask the operator to submit input from
   arbitrary sources such as audio devices like microphones.  Since
   input and upload from various devices is a feature that will
   benefit many applications, this draft proposes an extension to the
   HTML Input type=file form element specified in RFC 1867 to allow
   information providers to express requests for uploads from audio
   and other devices uniformly.  A discussion of MIME audio data
   types to facilitate useful audio upload responses follows.  Also
   security discussions are included, as are audio usability and
   quality discussions, a description of a backward compatibility
   strategy allowing new user agents to utilize HTML written with
   earlier proposals for audio input in mind.  Motivations conclude.

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