(part 2 of Email Form scripts) 2. ANYFORM AnyForm is not as versatile as Response-O-Matic, but has no restrictions on the origin of the form. So you can test your own form with GetWeb. Before using the script seriously, read the instructions on the AnyForm Home Page http://www.uky.edu/~johnr/AnyForm/ I have put a worked example of an AnyForm form at http://www.netjunk.com/users/websitebyemail/forms02.html You are welcome to get the page and look at the HTML to see how it works. The code for the FORM element alone will be in the next tutorial message. Like most form scripts, AnyForm has a hidden field for a 'thank you' page -- a page telling the users that the data have been submitted successfully. However, if you submit using ACCMail methods, you will get what seems to be an error message, something like this ... Could not fetch http://www.uky.edu/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/~johnr/AnyForm.cgi An Error Occurred ================== 302 - Found Cannot automatically redirect POST requests (see RFC 1945). Manually redirect to: http://www.netjunk.com/users/websitebyemail/thanks02.html Again, you should interpret this as a SUCCESS message. It is just telling you where to find the 'thank you' page. Online users will see the page automatically (assuming it exists), and the data will arrive in your emailbox as expected. I have designed my form to be GetWeb-friendly, so you can try it out for yourself if you want to.