Hiding index file from URL.

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Hi,
I have i relevant point here.
I made a key
hary :userid=scott/tiger@orcl %*
The url now look like as follows:
http://myserver/cgi-bin/rwcgi60.exe?hary&server=myrepserver&report=apptxnrep
&parammform=yes
I do not wish to include the key "hary" also.
Is there any way i can specify any default parameters to be used everytime.
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Harish

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