�100% Free mail script, COMES WITH AN INSTALL FIlE. Very easy to understand.
�Advanced form2mail enabling your visitors to send you an email after the submission of a form. The email and message fields are checked, as well as the validity of the email address. It works with every hosting using the mail or email functions. Handles multiple file uploads (this option can be turned off). One single file, both form and reply page. The reply page is automatically generated. Supports Online.net and Nexenservices.com. Supports safe-mode servers and PHP> 4.1.2 (new PHP arrays). New email validator (includes the new TLDs).
�Based on the Perl script, AlienForm, Mailer reads in all submitted variables and can accomplish a variety of tasks, including writing the data to a log file, creating custom browser output, or sending a formatted text e-mail. In addition, this script actually works on Windows platforms. 1.1.4 Update: Made a security fix and fixed a bug that caused some problems on Windows NT/2000 servers when trying to redirect.
�MAILER? is a form-to-mail script written in PHP that sends email to any email address you specify. Just use it in the format of http://www.yourdomein.com/mailer/email.php3?email=your@email.adress, which will send email to your@email.adress, etc.
�A short, easy to customize form-to-email script. Includes email validator and status indicator. Very easy to understand.
�Ever want a form that let your visitors upload their banners for banner exchange or else WELL THIS SCRIPT IS FOR YOU! Simply upload the folder into your server and your done now all the uploaded banner will goes in the uploads folder include with this script so simple! so good! so what!
�This virtually self installing web application is a complete web form to email tool that you can customize for use on your site. This script was created to aid web designers in creating fast and effective form to email pages. The designer only needs to know how to create simple html forms and direct the action to the php file to do all of the work. Create your own headers and footers and configure the application to run how you want it to run.