I have a website and a e-mail template, the e-mail template is in HTML and i use to use yahoo to send out html e-mails, but that no longer works, any other e-mail services out there like that?
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download the free version of http://www.eudora.com/ then search for a free pop3 email address or ask you isp if they can hook you up to one.
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You can simply write in the URL.  The recipient's email client will convert it to a clickable link.\n\nOr send your mail with an email client such as Thunderbird using your ISP's smtp host.  You can put your yahoo.com address in the From field so that replies will go to your Yahoo mailbox.\n\nOr you can use Thunberbird and YPops together to read and write all your Yahoo email.
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I am on the BETA for Yahoo Mail as well. Just the other day they came out with a new release and it works with IE 7. The new home page for Yahoo doesn't work yet though. That should be working with it soon though too. It takes time to get everything compatible when working with computers.
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Hi,\nIt is quite a nice question. JAVASCRIPT cannot send email within a form. Javascript is just a client side language which does not have the capabilities of normal dynamic programming languages. \n\nYou must have alternatives of using serverside programming languages. You could use JSP/ASP/PHP/ROR/.NET etc to build a form that access a dynamic page. all the above languages can be incorporated within your existing project if and only if you have to enabled / installed on the server machine.\n\nIf your using PHP, then you have the mail() function that sends email... http://www.php.net/mail/\n\nTake care, good luck on what your doing :p
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Has it been Published and or Uploaded to a domain? like http://myemail@my.isp/myusername./html.htm?
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iam not clear of your question but still   it should work\n\nWRITE THE INTERNET LINK WITH in your e- mail "http://www.yahoo.com" and it will appear like http://www.yahoo.com
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You can use Trashmail. It's not an email provider, per se, but if you're trying to avoid spam it works nicely. http://www.trashmail.net/\n\nIf you want an actual provider, try http://www.hush.com/\n\nThey have free very secure e-mail accounts. And they don't "ask questions" (How many questions did Yahoo ask you, really?)
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No.  There are Yahoo premium mail services but the base e-mail seems like it will be free as long as there is competition from other companies to offer free e-mail.
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Yahoo is web based e-mail, unless you pay for POP through Yahoo. Just in case you don't know, POP is where the e-mail is downloaded to your compuer, but web-mail is stored on the server on the web. You can usually view POP mail through the web, but it doesnt work the other way around.\n\nWhen you click the e-mail link on a webstie, the browser handles the HTML tag by opening up the default mail program on your computer, and putting the e-mail address in the "to" field.\n\nOne solution is to sign up for POP access. This will allow that cool e-mail feature to work. You can do that through your ISP for free, Yahoo and MSN charge a little bit. I use Bluebottle (it's free!) Then set up Entourage, or preferably the program that came on the mac called Mail, as your default e-mail reader.\n\nIf you're too lazy or confused to do that, click on the Mail program, go to Prefernces, and under the General tab, choose Mail(version) as your default e-mail reader. This will bring up Mail instead of Entourage, and will be less annoying to close.
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Yahoo tools - internet options - e-mail
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Yes you can use yahoo! geocitis\nwww.freewebs.com\nwww.tripod.com\nwww.expage.com\nthose are some very good ones you can also use a microsoft front page to design a web page then put it on the web.
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happens to me too; it's just the way the e-mail link is coded.  Just copy the address from outlook and paste it into Yahoo email and it will work fine.
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You are probably going to run into some problems with this since many users don't allow HTML formatted emails. If they do you could create the form in regular HTML and have the action of the form be a page that resides on your server. That way when the click 'Submit' on the form it will post the entered form information to your server so you can do whatever you want with it (you would probably want to include a hidden field in the email form that contains the clients email or something to tie back to them).
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Some emails contain html in them.. many times code cam be corrupt. Your computer may be trying to collect the data needed to print the document, however upon compiling the html in e-mail, it may have found a corruption (usually just a mistype).\n\nYou could use copy and paste it into microsoft word.. then print it, sometimes works better..\n\nIf you think it is software based, then reinstall Outlook.\n\nNo, do not bother with your printer spoolers... lol
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What e-mail program or site are you using?\n\nIf you are using a client such as outlook there is a different way to do it then if you are using web mail such as yahoo or hotmail.
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Create your HTML page (.htm or .html extension only) and attach it to ur e-mail. The html content will automatically be shown when the recipiant is a yahoo user. However, to link any image, .swf file, etc., u will have to upload it to some hosting sites and link that address in your HTML.
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You can keep that HTML page but you must remember that there should be a server-side script that will access an object on the server that is capable of sending email or it can also access and utilize and object remotely that will do the same thing.\nand there are lots of Server-Side Script that you can use, PHP, ASP, and ASP.NET,... and a lot more...\n\nTake a look at this,\n\n"yourForm.html"\nplace the following code on you html page, i think i dont need to elaborate on this... just post another question for error handling... hehehe\n\n<form action="yourASP.asp" method="post">\n   TO: <input type="text" name="sender">\n   FROM: <input type="text" name="receiver">\n   SUBJECT: <input type="text" name="subject">\n   BODY: <input type="text" name="message">\n   <input type="submit" value="Send">\n</form>\n\n"yourASP.asp"\nplace the following code\n<%\n   'this instantiates the object\n   Set objEmail = Server.CreateObject("CDO.Message")\n\n   'this cleans the data being sent, this is very appropriate in querying data using SQL,\n   Sender = Trim(Replace(Request("sender"),"'","''"))\n   Receiver = Trim(Replace(Request("receiver"),"'","''"))\n   Subject = Trim(Replace(Request("subject"),"'","''"))\n   Message = Trim(Replace(Request("message"),"'","''"))\n\n'this completes the operation.\n   objEmail.From = Sender\n   objEmail.Subject = Subject\n   objEmail.To = Receiver\n   objEmail.TextBody = Message\n   objEmail.Send\n\n   Set objEmail = Nothing\n%>\n\n\nNOTE:  You must place this files on your server, what server? hehehe... just post another question pls....