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	<FORM METHOD="POST" ACTION="/cgi-bin/web-exe">
		Form elements and other HTML 
	</FORM>

METHOD
selects an HTTP method of accessing the action URI. There are two methods, GET (the default) and POST. Generally speaking, you use GET for only the simplest forms, or when you want the user to be able to bookmark the query or use it as a link - it will work just as if the user had filled in the form as before and submitted it. Use POST for forms with a lot of fields (GET might not be able to pass all the data) and for scripts that are supposed to change something on the server - you normally don't want anyone to do that from a bookmark or link.

METHOD=GET
Information from a form using the GET method is appended onto the end of the action URI being requested. Your CGI program will receive the encoded form input in the environment variable QUERY_STRING.

METHOD=POST
This method transmits all form input information immediately after the requested URI. Your CGI program will receive the encoded form input on stdin. The server will NOT send you an EOF on the end of the data, instead you should use the environment variable CONTENT_LENGTH to determine how much data you should read from stdin.

ENCTYPE
specifies the media type used to encode the name/value pairs for transport, in case the protocol does not itself impose a format. With the POST method, the ENCTYPE attribute is a media type specifying the format of the posted data (by default application/x-www-form-urlencoded). Rarely used (??).