File upload problem

Hi all, I have a script that does a file upload. If the form enctype is application/x-www-form-urlencoded, eveything's cool and HTTP_POST_VARS returns this: $HTTP_POST_VARS[MyFile]=D:\php3\Examples\test.txt But if the form enctype is multipart/form the filename variable is set to the upload_dir setting in php.ini (in this case c:/temp - the \\php2 gets tacked on the end and it appears to be some sort of counter inserted by the php intepreter). HTTP_POST_VARS returns this: $HTTP_POST_VARS[MyFile]=c:/temp\php2 On dumping all HTTP_POST_VARS, I get: MyFile_name,test.txt MyFile,c:/temp\\php2 MyFile_size,1868 submit,submit And because my destination file is set to: $upload_dir = "d:/temp"; $MyFile = stripslashes($HTTP_POST_VARS[MyFile]); $destFile = $upload_dir.basename($MyFile); I end up with a filename: $destFile=d:/Temp/temp\php2 And thus I get an error: Warning: Unable to create 'd:/Temp/temp\php2': No such process in d:\php3\examples \fileupload.php3 on line 20 Error uploading file to d:/Temp/temp\php2 Is this a bug? Or am I missing something? I ask because I'd like to be able to use the "MyFile_size" variable that's automatically returned. Ignatius PS: Apache 1.3.12, PHP3 CGI or PHP4 CGI or mod (doesn't make a diff), Win98.