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Hello I've just started to learn VBScript for one of my classes and am hoping someone here may be able to help me out. I am trying to write a script that will concatenate two strings. The user will type two words, each into a different text box and then click to submit. The script will then join the first and second word together and output the result into a third text box.
My trouble is in displaying the result after concatenating the two words. I am currently unsuccessfully using document.write but really I want to have it display in the third text box.
Any help and advice is appreciated!
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