HTML 2.0 form support

# Forms reference document

## Input fields

- Text fields
  - Basic:
  - Initialized:
  - Specify type:
  - Specify size
    - 1
    - 5
    - 30
  - Specify maxlength
    - 1
    - 5
    - 30
  - I suppose for completeness, I should include an entry field (or 2) that includes both maximum length and size (length/size)
    - 1/1
    - 1/5 (this is silly)
    - 5/3
- Password fields are like input fields, only you can't see what you are typing. The `value` attribute is required for some reason.
  - Normal password:
  - Password, with max size and length:
- Check boxes are either on or off
  - This on is off:
  - This on is on:
- Radiobuttons come in groups. Exactly one button in each group may be selected at once.
  - Group 1 - none selected:
  - Group 2 - one selected:
- Image types. These are just like image maps, only inside forms. They also act like submit buttons:
- Reset buttons. These reset everything to their initial values
  - normal:
  - label specified:
- Submit buttons. If you have only 1 input field, or an image map, then you don't need a submit button. Otherwise you do, You can have several, and each can supply a different value.
  - normal:
  - label specified:
  - Optional value
- Finally, there are hidden fields. You can't see them, but they send their values back anyway. There is one right here ().

## Selection fields (this is a differenct form)

Selection fields contain an enumerated list of values

- Default
- The values returned don't have to match what you see
- Specified number of visible items
  - 1 (This user interface is temporary - what would YOU like to see instead?)
  - 3

## Text Areas

Text area fields allow free-form, preformatted text.
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