I want to have a button on my site that says subscribe to our newsletter or something like that, but I don't know how to create one. I need to know how to have someone type in their e-mail adress and click submit and then have it sent to me.
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If you know programming it would be simple... If not you have to get a free provider that supports that.\n\n\ntake a look at bravenet.net...\n\nThey have a free mailing list.. So people subscribe.\n\n\nIf you know how to program, you would need a:\n\ndatabase : Mysql or access or postgress or anything else\ndynamic scripting language: perl or cfm or php or asp or whatever\n\nAnd you need to create a table that has ID | name | email\nor anything of your choice  within hte database..\n\nNow you create a form in your website saying please enter your email.. It will direct to your dynamic scripting page say I use php..\n\nso in addtomailing.php I have some checking algorithms that checks if email is valid if it is valid please enter it to the database (mysql)\n\ninsert into mailtable(name,email) values ('hey','m0@camp');\n\n\nNow you have people added to your database..\n\nNow you need a nohter dynamic page that sends mail or newsletter to your mailing list.... First of all you can create a template of your news letter and then save then use the mail() function in php to send the email to each user...\n\nwww.php.net/mail\nor any other language of your chice :x\n\nSorry for talking much. .It is a simple script to do.. If you know how to program. If not just go with brave net
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I made a list of the official submit pages topost your page in\nhttp://www.jimmyr.com/webmasters.php\n\n\nIt'll take a few months though. Basically get as many people to link you as you can.
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Honey, we need your email address, in order to send the invitation.\n\nDone. :-))\n\nDone again with capital L\n\nDid you ever CONFIRM your Yahoo email account?
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You always have an option to do that. You go to www.yahoo.com or mail.yahoo.com and clink on the mail icon on the page. Then there is  a link there that would say "Don't have a Yahoo! ID?", just clink on Sign up now and it should take you through the steps in creating a free yahoo email. However there would be some features that you can find in your sbcglobal email address that is not in the regular one. Like forwarding email to an alternate email,address guard (Create and manage disposable email addresses to defend your primary address against spam),archive messages (Download your AT&T Yahoo! Mail messages for offline use),and much more. These feature can be found in you mail options and can learn more about it there. I hope you do not delete the one that you have for sbc because i believe you use it for you connection to the internet.\n\ni hope this helped.
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you mean like just clickin on a link? well I know how to do it but you would have 2 go to the text box and ex: "Go visit My Home Page" then you wud click like on the right hand crner and ther should be a like a pencil or pen image that is gray! so u click on dat then a box shud cum up it it has like 2 squares to wher u can click them, then u would click d box dat say make this page a hyperlink the put in the address on wher u want to go when u click the page! if dat doesn't seem 2 work u cud give me ur username and pasword and i cud do it 4 u or i really just doesn't kno! but if u do have a piczo syt plz tell me ur name so i can add u 2 my homiez list!
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You set it up by making it into a link. Then you can use the link in your E-mail.
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Maybe get your web hosting provider to get you Horde, Squirrel Mail or Neomail, all online web based email programs. Then you could get each user to sign up for web email account. They could post comments via a web form and have replies, etc sent to their webmail account you give them. I do this now for a few clients. You need to check with you web hosting service if they can provide you with web based email softwares.\n\nGood Luck!\n\nKimBot
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If you want something to be able to announce to you went you receive mail with Yahoo!, you need to get Yahoo! Messenger.\nhttp://messenger.yahoo.com/
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Start an on line magazine. In Outlook Express you can send to a group of people - set up the group once you've identified your readership. Maybe send a few emails explaining what you intend to do to a few friends and ask them to forward to their friends and so on to get a readership. What's the magazine about? You can even put pictures in to an email and everything that will go in to a magazine will go in to an email. You can even give away windows wallpaper and stuff with an on line magazine. The other way of publishing is to have a website. You can contact me for more information about setting up a website. Finance, whatever you do with advertising. You can also publish on Blogspot and Newsvine.
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If you are a Yahoo Mail Plus subscriber (paid email) you can activate it by click on the "Try it now" underneath your mail capacity bar.  Otherwise, you'll need to sign up on the wait list by going to this link:\nhttp://whatsnew.mail.yahoo.com/\n\nKeep in mind that it is still a beta version which means it’s still in development and being actively debugged.\n\nGood luck and have a nice day!
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sign up for forums, make a post about something and include the email.\nAlso can place their email in the signature box, so that its not misconstrued as spam on a forum.\n\nput it on myspace, put it as the name of a picture in photobucket.\nThere are tons of ways to accomplish this task..lol\n\nHe probably just wants to see how many spam mails he will start getting..  I have done that before just to see., but I didn't use a real email address I used either, just one of those throw away (free) email addresses i made specifically for that
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On the home page at the bottom it says how to submit a site. Click that link and follow the instructions.
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I just used this and it's great! It's a "chicklet" generator.\n\nJust cut and paste.\n\nTo make it easier and more convenient for readers of your blog to subscribe to your RSS feed, this RSS feed button maker tool will create a variety of different buttons that embed your blog's RSS feed for feed readers and feed aggregators.
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well you go to send a message or pick the message or picture you want to send....click send in message than you go and click one time entry and instead of a phone number you put in your email adress including the @*****.com and it should work.
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Well I could not find an e-mail address, but if you goto their website, on the bottom left, there is a link that says feedback. Click that and the pop-up has a choice where you can pick your show and send whatever you want to send to them.
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John's information above is backwards. You can create a hyperlink to your e-mail address very easily. Using web forms for e-mail is not easy at all.\n\nIf you know HTML, then you know that, to create a hyperlink, you use the <A> (anchor) tag as follows:\n\n<A HREF="http://www.website.com/"> Click here! </A>\n(You don't need to use spaces between the anchor tags and the hyperlink text. Here, I do so that Yahoo! will render the text correctly.)\n\nObviously, the website.com address is replaced with the address of the site that you want to link to, and "Click me!" can be any text that you want your user to click on.\n\nLinking to your e-mail address is no different, except that the website address is your e-mail address, preceeded by the word "mailto" followed by a colon (:), as follows:\n\n<A HREF="mailto:email@net.com"> E-mail me! </A>\n\nAgain, email@net.com and "E-mail me!" are replaced with your e-mail address and hyperlink text, respectively.\n\nBe careful! E-mail links cannot work with web-based e-mail services, which many of your users will undoubetly be using. For this reason, it is best to both spell out your e-mail address AND provide a hyperlink. A good example is as follows:\n\nMy e-mail address is: <A HREF="mailto:email@net.com"> email@net.com </A>\n\nIn this example, users can click the hyperlink to e-mail you while web-based e-mail users will still be able to see your address.\n\nIf you DON'T know HTML and use a web page editing program instead, then use the word "mailto:" followed by your e-mail address (no spaces) when your program asks for a website address.\n\nIt is POSSIBLE use a form to have people e-mail you, certainly not simple. You can send form results to your e-mail without using a CGI (common gateway interface) script, but the e-mails are encoded and often difficult to read. You also won't be able to use the "reply to" button to send a response. A good CGI script that can send you properly formatted e-mails (i.e. properly formatting the "From", "Subject", and "Reply-to" fields) is likely going to cost you some money, and you probably won't be able to use it anyway, as many CGI scripts require special server settings, Even if it doesn't, most free website hosts won't allow you to upload or use CGI scripts anyway. So a hyperlink is both easier and better.
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Unfortunately there's no HTML for emailing a form without opening a mailing program like OUTLOOK.\n\nThe best thing is to use a remotely hosted form mailing service. I recommend http://formmail.liscripts.net/. I personally use this service and it's reliable.\n\nYou don't need to signup for the FREE version. \n\nSimply paste this in the beginning of the form\n\n<form action="http://formmail.liscripts.net/formlite.php" method="post">\n\nAnd this before the code for the SUBMIT button,\n\n<input type="hidden" name="mailaddr" value="YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS"><input type="hidden" name="redirect" value="WEBSITE URL">\n\nLet's say your email address is xyz@yahoo.com and you want the user to be redirected to another page as soon as the SUBMIT button is clicked, that would be http://www.xyz.com/index.html . Using all the codes mentioned above, a typical form would look like this..\n\n<form action="http://formmail.liscripts.net/formlite.php" method="post">\nName:<br /><input type="text" name="name" value="" size="23" maxlength="25" /><br>\nE-mail or homepage:<br/><input type="text" name="email_hp" value="" size="23" maxlength="60" /><br><br>\n<textarea syle="width: 400px;" name="comment_text" cols="45" rows="4" maxlength="500"></textarea><br />\n\n<input type="hidden" name="mailaddr" value="xyz@yahoo.com"><input type="hidden" name="redirect" value="http://www.xyz.com/index.html">\n\n<input type="submit" value="  SUBMIT  " />\n</form>\n\nIt's as simple as that. If you do not like this service, you can sign up for the PRO paid version.\n\nBesides, there are several remotely hosted form mailing service available on the Internet. Its not necessary that you have to use this one.\n\nAnd if you don't like the idea of using a remotely hosted service, you can go in for a PHP form mailing script if your web host supports PHP.