Hello!

Can I use Frontpage to create a contact form and then e-mail my e-mail
address with the contents of the contact form? Would there perhaps be another
way to be able to read the contents of the contact form?



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Spencer

Hi Spencer,

You can use the built in Form Wizard. This will guide you through the
process and create an optional file location in the _private folder on the
server. Making use of Send to: in form properties, is where you would set the
email and file.

If you need additional help with FP forms, stop by my site.

"Spencer H. Prue" wrote:

> Hello!
>
> Can I use Frontpage to create a contact form and then e-mail my e-mail
> address with the contents of the contact form? Would there perhaps be another
> way to be able to read the contents of the contact form?
>
>
>
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> Spencer

Insert > Form then insert the form fields (text box, text area, dropdown
box, radio button, check box etc) into your page.

Right-click the form and go to properties, insert your emai address in the
field marked "Email".

There are otherways to read submissions such as loading the info into a
database rather than sending it to your email, it can be sent to a text file
and email address - there are several combinations you can use.

A good tutorial site for this and Frontpage in general is
www.frontpagewiz.com

"Spencer H. Prue" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:544B3002-CB93-4A81-872E-(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hello!
>
> Can I use Frontpage to create a contact form and then e-mail my e-mail
> address with the contents of the contact form? Would there perhaps be
> another
> way to be able to read the contents of the contact form?
>
>
>
> --
> Spencer