Email recipient of Forms results

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I have a website, www.csgymnasticsinc.com, that has a form on the Request
Information page. When I created the form in FrontPage, I went to Form
Properties and selected the results sent to an email address. That email
address is my customer. The problem is that when she gets the email, it
always looks like it is coming from my personal mail id
"(e-mail address removed)". I can't find where in the code it has my mail id.
Can I change that? Is there some way to have the email address of the person
who submitted the question display on the email from line when she gets the
emai? Or at a minimum, take out my email address and put something generic?
 
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Stefan B Rusynko

Forms are always sent from the server
(using the default SMTP address set up by your host)
Set the form properties option to use the Reply to and enter the senders email field
(in your case Contact_Email0 )
When they receive the email and click reply to they will see the users email
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|I have a website, www.csgymnasticsinc.com, that has a form on the Request
| Information page. When I created the form in FrontPage, I went to Form
| Properties and selected the results sent to an email address. That email
| address is my customer. The problem is that when she gets the email, it
| always looks like it is coming from my personal mail id
| "(e-mail address removed)". I can't find where in the code it has my mail id.
| Can I change that? Is there some way to have the email address of the person
| who submitted the question display on the email from line when she gets the
| emai? Or at a minimum, take out my email address and put something generic?
 

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