Cannot Use Request.Form Collection After Calling BinaryRead.

in my mail sending page i'm getting the following error

Cannot use Request.Form collection after calling BinaryRead.

can enyone explain y i'm getting that error

here's my coding where i get the error

str2 = split(Request.form("C1"),",")
i use the above code to get multiple checkbox values for getting the id's of the users to whom the mail should send

here the mail sending works as a loop while the attachemnt also attached to the mail

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