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Return arrays to main page

I am calling a popup window from the main page.
That popup has to return list of values in an
array. How can i return arrays to main page from pop up?
And I want to list those array of values into a grid.
Can you please give me the list of code?

Advance thanks for your reply.
regards,
M.Rabeek Ahamed
Nov 16 '05 #1
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