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Thanks very much people. I believe this company supplies the transceiver. So I will try to find out what kind of modem it is. I am curious about something. Like I said, I live in the sticks sort of. Western Maryland. Should DSL be as good here as anywhere else? I mean it still comes over...

I think(I am getting old and forgetful)that I made a post about DSL and it may have been deleted. I mentioned a certain company and that is perhaps a no-no. If so, I apologize bigtime. I live in a remote area and it has become available. We presently have nothing but dialup. I would like to...

Like a charm thanks.

I am trying to change a label's text color. If the user enters invalid data, I want the label to appear in red. But I am exhausting my options. Label1.forecolor = "red" Label1.forecolor = red etc. I can't locate it with searches. And I have used it before. Thanks.

I ended up getting it. Thanks much. msgStr+ = "Name: " & Name.text & vbcrlf, etc. did it.

Thanks Brian. Had another thought though. If I put the validator text in the text box, I assume they would have to delete the validator text to put their text in.

I have a form that requires a bunch of requiredfieldvalidators. Problem is the message is displayed underneath the textbox. I have a few dropdownlist controls also, and not exactly sure where the message would go there, if an invalid entry is made. It really throws the look of the form off...

Thanks I think I got it. Knock on wood. My head suffices.

Sub Button1_Click(sender as Object, e as System.EventArgs) Dim objMail As New MailMessage() objMail.From = "info@mydomain.com" objMail.To = "info@domain.com" objMail.Subject = "Life Insurance Quote" objMail.Body = RequestForm(?????) objMail.BodyFormat =...

I am trying to use CDONTS to accomplish this. I want to be able to send the entire form without doing any kind of looping if possible. The following code was given to me by my host : <% Set myMail = CreateObject(&quot;CDONTS.NewMail&quot;) myMail.From = &quot;test@test.com&quot; myMail.To =...

I am having a problem still. It is sending emails with no data. I am using : objMail.Body = Request.Form(&quot;MainForm&quot;) where MainForm is the id of my form. Trying to get the entire form sent. Any ideas here appreciated. Thanks.

Thanks Brian.

Does anyone have a link to an example of a simple form submittal that sends the data to an email address? I can't seem to find anything with searches or the texts I have. Thanks.

Thanks very much Dan.

I guess the obvious question is how many would you guess use 640 x 480? If enough, to be safe, one should use 615 as the max width? Is there anything one can do with that additional space to maybe look more aesthetic? Appreciate it Dan.