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cartunz

i am trying to create a contact page that will allow me to recieve feedback
from people that look at my website. how abouts do i do this?
 
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Thomas A. Rowe

File Menu | New Page | Feedback ???

You must then publish the site to a server that has the FP extensions via FP's File Menu | Publish
Web / Site to http://www.yourdomainname.com


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cartunz

i guess i am not following what you are saying. is there anyway without
publishing the site to the net that i can see if it works. or how do i go
about editing on the site itself and testing it out right away. this is all
fairly new to me.
 
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Andrew Murray

You must be running Frontpage 98/2000 and Personal Web Server; or IIS on
Windows 2000 and later. Publish the site to http://localhost. PWS won't
run under Windows 2000/XP.

This will make your computer "feel" like a web server, and give you a better
idea of the functionality of the site including the server extension
features like forms, without actually being live.
 
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Jim Carlock

If he's running on Apache, the program that does the mail sending
could be called SENDMAIL.

Look for the perl script at the following link by clicking on the
FORMMAIL link. The end result on sending email probably is
going to depend upon the server side scripting language the OP
uses/employs.

http://www.scriptarchive.com/

Jim Carlock
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