anyForm - anyForm is a versatile free feedback form script that should handle most mail form
needs. anyForm is designed to handle submitted information from almost any mail form
without having to set up the script for each form, or include an abundance of hidden
input values. All you have to do is design each form in your html editor, and when
finished add a few characters to each Input-Tag name. The names become labels in
both an optional preview page, before sending, and the formatted text of your
received mail - to one common or form dependent address.
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Form-Processor - This script processes information submitted by an HTML form. The most basic function of the
script is to email you the results of the form. However, other options are available including the
ability to write the form information to a database, create a database of email addresses and
send the user an automated email reply.
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AnyForm by Shakka - Now you can build any HTML form, and AnyForm will collect the data and send you
and the client a customizable response. Simple, no required fields, and a server
exclusion segment to prevent abuse.
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BNBFORM - Free Perl Script for handling all your form's needs. Almost all options are configured via the HTML form. For Unix and Windows.
(Added: 11-May-1999 Hits: 630 Rating: 0 Votes: 0)
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- anyForm is a versatile free feedback form script that should handle most mail form
needs. anyForm is designed to handle submitted information from almost any mail form
without having to set up the script for each form, or include an abundance of hidden
input values. All you have to do is design each form in your html editor, and when
finished add a few characters to each Input-Tag name. The names become labels in
both an optional preview page, before sending, and the formatted text of your
received mail - to one common or form dependent address.
Cool 
