Wanted how to (1-2-3)

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texte = HiNow I have spend 13 hours, trying to make my webpage mail me a form usingTyphoon.I have searched the material provided with the program, and I do notunderstand how it works (e-mailing forms). (sorry)Can somebody please help?I want to be told 1-2-3 how to do the trick, I have a form where people canfill their name, adress, telephonenumber etc. in different fields and I wantthis form to be mailed to me. (I know I can use the mailto command, but itonly works from Netscape, not from internet explorer).Or can someone provide me with a set of web pages (as an example) that cando the little number, mailing a form.thankslars(If you think my english is pour, its because I'm a Dane)---------->Fra: Typhoon Talk >Til: info@inla-grafisk.dk>Emne: Re: subscribe>Dato: fre 26. nov 1999 9:33>> Your address has been added to the Typhoon Talk. The e-mail address for this> list is Typhoon-Talk@smithmicro.com.>> MAILING LIST HELP FILE>> Please read the list guidelines (see below) before engaging in discussion.> In addition, familiarize yourself with how the list operates, especially if> you've never participated in an Internet email discussion group before.> It's a good idea to save this message somewhere so you know how to> unsubscribe.>> When dealing with a listserver, there are two types of messages, namely,> COMMANDS and POSTS. Unlike traditional listservers which require the> use of numerous email addresses, we have simplified the process by> allowing for both COMMANDS and POSTS to be sent to the same address.>> COMMANDS>> These e-mail messages are intended to cause some action to occur, such as> subscribing the FROM address to a mailing list. Commands are usually one or> two word phrases which should be entered in the SUBJECT field of the message.> Any other fields are ignored... it doesn't matter what you put in them.>> The following commands are accepted:>> subscribe> adds your e-mail address to the list of subscribers> you will then receive all posts> you are then allowed to post from that address>> unsubscribe> removes your e-mail address from the list of subscribers> you will no longer receive any posts> you are no longer allowed to post>> subscribe digest> switches you to digest mode> you will then receive one message per day which lists all posts> to switch back, send a subscribe command>> digests> returns a list of digests for the past 30 days along with> instructions for retreiving them via e-mail>> help> this message will be returned>>> POSTS>> Email messages which don't match any commands are distributed to everyone on> the list.> Every time you post a message, hundreds of other people on the list receive a> copy, just as if you sent it to them personally. As a member of the list, you> will receive a copy of every message anyone else sends. On this list, only> members of the list can post to it.>>>> To correspond directly with a person, write to> listmaster@smithmicro.com> Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

Re: Wanted how to (1-2-3) (Kenneth Grome 1999)
Wanted how to (1-2-3) (Lars Kristensen 1999)

HiNow I have spend 13 hours, trying to make my webpage mail me a form usingTyphoon.I have searched the material provided with the program, and I do notunderstand how it works (e-mailing forms). (sorry)Can somebody please help?I want to be told 1-2-3 how to do the trick, I have a form where people canfill their name, adress, telephonenumber etc. in different fields and I wantthis form to be mailed to me. (I know I can use the mailto command, but itonly works from Netscape, not from internet explorer).Or can someone provide me with a set of web pages (as an example) that cando the little number, mailing a form.thankslars(If you think my english is pour, its because I'm a Dane)---------->Fra: Typhoon Talk >Til: info@inla-grafisk.dk>Emne: Re: subscribe>Dato: fre 26. nov 1999 9:33>> Your address has been added to the Typhoon Talk. The e-mail address for this> list is Typhoon-Talk@smithmicro.com.>> MAILING LIST HELP FILE>> Please read the list guidelines (see below) before engaging in discussion.> In addition, familiarize yourself with how the list operates, especially if> you've never participated in an Internet email discussion group before.> It's a good idea to save this message somewhere so you know how to> unsubscribe.>> When dealing with a listserver, there are two types of messages, namely,> COMMANDS and POSTS. Unlike traditional listservers which require the> use of numerous email addresses, we have simplified the process by> allowing for both COMMANDS and POSTS to be sent to the same address.>> COMMANDS>> These e-mail messages are intended to cause some action to occur, such as> subscribing the FROM address to a mailing list. Commands are usually one or> two word phrases which should be entered in the SUBJECT field of the message.> Any other fields are ignored... it doesn't matter what you put in them.>> The following commands are accepted:>> subscribe> adds your e-mail address to the list of subscribers> you will then receive all posts> you are then allowed to post from that address>> unsubscribe> removes your e-mail address from the list of subscribers> you will no longer receive any posts> you are no longer allowed to post>> subscribe digest> switches you to digest mode> you will then receive one message per day which lists all posts> to switch back, send a subscribe command>> digests> returns a list of digests for the past 30 days along with> instructions for retreiving them via e-mail>> help> this message will be returned>>> POSTS>> Email messages which don't match any commands are distributed to everyone on> the list.> Every time you post a message, hundreds of other people on the list receive a> copy, just as if you sent it to them personally. As a member of the list, you> will receive a copy of every message anyone else sends. On this list, only> members of the list can post to it.>>>> To correspond directly with a person, write to> listmaster@smithmicro.com> Lars Kristensen

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