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MailPost makes Form-to-Email processing easy. It
is the most robust, most economical Form-to-Email solution for Windows
based webservers available.
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- v5.00 is available. Download MailPost Now! MailPost comes with a Windows compliant Install / Uninstall program.What's new in the current release.
- What is MailPost?
MailPost is a CGI for Windows 32 bit webservers that emulates cgiemail. MailPost can use either Standard CGI or Win-CGI. MailPost has been tested with WebSite / WebSite Pro under Windows9x, NT4, and Windows2000, IIS v2/v3/v4 under NT4, PWS under Windows95, and Netscape's Enterprise Server v2.
- What does MailPost do?
MailPost gives a web designer the ability to process HTML forms and then email the visitor's entries to an email address.
Want to know more? Here's a graphical explanation.
- What can I use MailPost for?
MailPost can be used for a multitude of form-to-email solutions. Here are just a few examples.
- What do I need to be able to use MailPost?
MailPost works with Windows 32bit webservers that use either Standard CGI or Win-CGI. If you have a Windows-based webserver that implements either of these, MailPost should work for you. You need access to an email server while your webserver is running. Your system should also have at least 16MB of RAM. MailPost comes with all the software it needs to process your HTML form and email the message. If you're running your webserver under Windows95, you may need to use the Win-CGI version of MailPost. DEC's Alpha is not supported.
- How does MailPost work?
MailPost has an interface similar to the UNIX cgiemail program. MailPost uses template files that hold the basic structure of how an email message will look. Along with template files, MailPost uses HTML form variables. These variables, if they are defined in the template file, will be inserted into the email message where they appear. Tell me more ...
- Is MailPost like cgiemail?
MailPost's functionality is based on cgiemail, a UNIX CGI, that is made available by the excellent work of MIT and Bruce Lewis.- MailPost has tried to implement the most commonly used features of cgiemail:
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- Supported features
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- template files
- addendum variable
- success variable
- required inputs
- CGI environment variables
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- Unsupported features
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- input formatting
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- Additional features
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- Variable names may contain spaces
- Uses a custom SMTP client for sending email
- Nosend variable -- allows for testing without sending email
- On-error variable -- allows redirection to another web page if a required field is missing.
- Debug variable
- Date-Time variable -- inserts current date & time into email message
- Auto Reply feature
- Compare the value!
Look at our comparison of MailPost against other form emailers. You may be surprised.
- See MailPost in action!
Want to see MailPost in action? Just fill out the sample form. MailPost will return a printout of what the email message would look like.
- Who's using MailPost?
Interested to know who's using MailPost? Here's a short list of companies you might recognize.
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