Arclab MailMe! Pro
Version 2.03
Commercial Demo
$99.00
0 downloads
Arclab MailMe! Pro is a CGI (Common Gateway Interface)
executable designed to automatically process
information from web page forms and send the results
of a submitted form as an email message. MailMe! Pro
can be integrated with existing web pages and
catalogs. It interacts with standard HTML form tags
embedded in html,asp,... pages.
It allows you to create contact forms, registration
pages, order forms or any other form.
The included easy to use form wizard helps you to
create a basic form, but you can also use MS Frontpage
or any other editor to create the form. The manual
contains detailed instructions how to create the form.
The mail can be either in HTML format, text or from a
template file.
Mailmepro.exe works on Windows NT/2000 based
webservers and requires an SMTP server accessible from
the webserver. It resides in the servers cgi-bin or
scripts directory with execute access permissions.
executable designed to automatically process
information from web page forms and send the results
of a submitted form as an email message. MailMe! Pro
can be integrated with existing web pages and
catalogs. It interacts with standard HTML form tags
embedded in html,asp,... pages.
It allows you to create contact forms, registration
pages, order forms or any other form.
The included easy to use form wizard helps you to
create a basic form, but you can also use MS Frontpage
or any other editor to create the form. The manual
contains detailed instructions how to create the form.
The mail can be either in HTML format, text or from a
template file.
Mailmepro.exe works on Windows NT/2000 based
webservers and requires an SMTP server accessible from
the webserver. It resides in the servers cgi-bin or
scripts directory with execute access permissions.
Program details
Publisher
Arclab software GbRE-mail
Contact the publisherPlatforms
Windows NT/2000/XPFile size
301 KBFile date
4/9/2001License
Commercial DemoExpiration info
Never ExpiresInstallation
No InstallRecord updated
9/20/2001