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Cheryl Perkins

Hello,

I'd like to add a cc: e-mail address to a contact form so
that when someone fills out a form, the results will be
forwarded to two separate e-mail addresses.

The code that I'm using states: <!--webbot
bot="SaveResults" S-Email-
Address="(e-mail address removed)"

How do I modify this to include the additional email
address?

Thank you in advance for your help!

Regards,

Cheryl Perkins
 
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Jim Buyens

-----Original Message-----
Hello,
Howdy.

I'd like to add a cc: e-mail address to a contact form
so that when someone fills out a form, the results will
be forwarded to two separate e-mail addresses.

The code that I'm using states: <!--webbot
bot="SaveResults" S-Email-
Address="(e-mail address removed)"

How do I modify this to include the additional email
address?

Bascially, your choices are:

o On your mail server, create a distribution list
that names the two addressees you want. Then,
configure your form to sedn to that distribution
list.

o Follow the convoluted procedure described in MSKB
article 310789, HOW TO: Send Form Results to Multiple
E-mail Addresses in FrontPage 2002.

o Code the page yourself in a server-side technology
such as ASP or ASP.NET.

Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
(e-mail address removed)
http://www.interlacken.com
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C

Cheryl Perkins

Hi, Jim!

Thank you very much for listing the options for me! I
think I'll opt for the server-side approach!

Cheryl

P.S. Your description of article 310789 was right on
target!
 

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