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No. Check with your host regard setting up a POP3 account that would
autoforward to a group.

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Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
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Thanks so much!!
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No. Check with your host regard setting up a POP3 account that would
autoforward to a group.

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Thomas A. Rowe (Microsoft MVP - FrontPage)
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Actually, I don't know why you'd want to, but because
FrontPage writes HTML code and the task you describe is
possible with standard HTML, you can set several e-mail
addresses on one link. However, you can only do it on a
regular HTML link, not on a FrontPage form.

To send the response to several individuals, use
the "append" character (?) behind the mailto attribute
specify a carbon copy (cc) and then use the semicolon (;)
to add additional e-mail addresses as follows:

href="mailto:[email protected]?
[email protected];[email protected];someone3@som
ewhere.com"

You can even write the mailto link to add a subject line
and body text by connecting them to the append string
with the JavaScript concatenation character (&) as
follows:

href="mailto:[email protected]?
[email protected];[email protected];someone3@som
ewhere.com&subject=Conference Registration
Form&body=Please register me for the conference"

Note: To make this work in all browsers, you may have to
insert the ASCII character code for a space (%20) where
spaces occur in your text. For example: Please%20Register%
20me%20for%20the%20conference.

Vicki Cox
Internet Technology Program
Laramie County Community College
Cheyenne, WY 82007
(e-mail address removed)
 
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I think of that...?

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Actually, I don't know why you'd want to, but because
FrontPage writes HTML code and the task you describe is
possible with standard HTML, you can set several e-mail
addresses on one link. However, you can only do it on a
regular HTML link, not on a FrontPage form.

To send the response to several individuals, use
the "append" character (?) behind the mailto attribute
specify a carbon copy (cc) and then use the semicolon (;)
to add additional e-mail addresses as follows:

href="mailto:[email protected]?
[email protected];[email protected];someone3@som
ewhere.com"

You can even write the mailto link to add a subject line
and body text by connecting them to the append string
with the JavaScript concatenation character (&) as
follows:

href="mailto:[email protected]?
[email protected];[email protected];someone3@som
ewhere.com&subject=Conference Registration
Form&body=Please register me for the conference"

Note: To make this work in all browsers, you may have to
insert the ASCII character code for a space (%20) where
spaces occur in your text. For example: Please%20Register%
20me%20for%20the%20conference.

VCox
 
James Moseley said:
Thanks so much!!
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Use the bcc field for additional email addresses. That way recipients can't
see each others address. Quite a few people will object if you distribute
their email address randomly throughout the web.
 
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