aMAILzing 1.0 is a PHP script for Utilities scripts design by Christine M. R.
It runs on following operating system: Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris. aMAILzing is an email script, which lets your visitors send emails to you using a form.
Publisher review: aMAILzing is an email script, which lets your visitors send emails to you using a form. All you have to do to make it work, is to change the email address to your own and upload the script! It's easy to use, and it has features like attachments and similar! You only need to upload the script once, no matter how many forms you wish to create. Features: - Easy to use, almost no customizations needed! - Supports attachments - Supports multiple checkbox-checks - Users email address is validated. - Add as many fields you feel like. - Choose yourself which fields you wish to be required! - Visitors IP, host and referrer is logged. - Put the thank-you message anywhere you want on the page! - Customizable thank you message - Create unlimited forms, without having to install it again! Operating system: Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris
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