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I know that you can't generate new headers after you've released info to the browser, but can you write a script to do some tests, some If-Then statements to test for certain cookies, and *then* output a cookie/header?

yes, if you turn on buffering on the server.

Well, I could do that, but then there is the other problem of the 8B4F byte of the third register...
How?

look it up in the phpconfig

Cookies are stored in $HTTP_COOKIE_VARS[]. You could do some sorta check on that, and if there's the cookie you want output some headers...

Got it.
[EDIT]
Actually, if you set a cookie earlier:
Then later you could access the cookies using $cookiename.
Right?[/code]

yes, unless you have a really old version of PHP i think heh.