how to create opt-in form?
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1) Some options available at http://www.tipsandcoupons.com/viewforum.php?f=10\n\n2) Take a look at sitepal.com
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Go into your microsoft Word program and look up "create forms"\n\nIt has lots of suggestions and downloads for just the form you want:\n\nUse a Sample Form\nYou can also create a form by using one of the sample forms in Word. A selection of business forms is available in the Templates folder, which is usually in the Microsoft Office folder or the Word program folder. If you do not have any forms on your system, run Setup to install them.\n\nHow to install or remove individual components of Word. Learn about the types of form layouts you can create by using tables and see examples.\n\n\nHope that helps.
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Tools\nInternet Options\nContent\nAuto Complete\nClear Forms
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Hi,\n\nFor simplicity, you could do this in one file, but technically for a better design you need to do it in multiple files.\n\n► PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE\nPick a programming Language of your choice, like ASP / PHP / JSP / RUBY / PERL\nI will pick PHP in this example!\n\n► CREATE A CONTROLLER\n// Lets create a session\nsession_start();\n\n// set the current action\n$_action = isset($_REQUEST['action']) ? $_REQUEST['action'] : 'Login';\n\nswitch($_action) {\n    case 'LoginSubmit':\nprocessSubmit($_POST);\n        break;\n    case 'Logout':\n    processLogout();\n    break;\n    default:\n        displayLoginForm();  \n        break;   \n}\n\nNow you have to understand basic Login Syntax... first you will need to get the corresponding action... like mywebsite.com/?action=Login\nNow if you did what I said on top... It will check where the action = Login, in my case it will goto default and access the function displayLoginForm();\n\n► FUNCTION displayLoginForm()\nFor simplicity what this will do is display the form for login, like(remember do this in html):\n$output = '<form action="login.php?action=LoginSubmit" method="post">';\n$output .= '<input name="username"  type="text" />';\n$output .= '<input name="password"  type="text" />';\n$output .= '<input name="submit"  type="submit"  type="text" />';\n$output .= '</form>';\nprint $output;\n\nWhat this does, it prints the form after you access that function and onc eyou press the button it will goto the LoginSubmit action in the controller as I mentioned above\n\n► FUNCTION processSubmit($_POST);\nif($_POST['username'] == 'm0' AND $_POST['password'] == '123') {\n$_SESSION['user'] = $_POST['username'];\n} else {\nprint "Access Denied";\n}\n\nWhat that does, it checks if the user is m0 with pass 123,\n\n► FUNCTION processLogout();\nThat will just log out the user so you can just do...\nunset($_SESSION['user']);\nheader('Location: /Login.php');\n\n\n► CONCLUSION\nOkay I just did the script for you within 10 min! \nSee how simple.. Remember you can expand the processSubmit to suit your own interest, like checking the database instead...\nSELECT username FROM users WHERE username=%s AND password=%s\nAnd just compare the username to the one given.\n\nAnd remember you need to create session to save the data throught the whole session of the visting.. So in ohter pages you could do this on the first line..\nif(isset($_SESSION['user'])) {\n... Your code of that page\n} else {\nprint "access denied.. login first";\n}\n\nSee how simple... Please remember I im just showing you the concept with some code. I usually do it in a object oriented fashion and everything is independent... You should be able to grab the concept and do something fancy!\n\nI hope I helped if you need more advice you can visit my forum at university so we can help.\nhttp://www.campusinteractive.com/forum/\n\nEnjoy! and phew!! That took some time heh NOTE: there might be syntax error :p
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Go to http://www.commonapp.org/ and download the application form.
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http://www.doli.virginia.gov/infocenter/downloadable_forms.html#lla
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You could use Automator to do it in a workflow.\n\n1) Ask for Finder Items\n     Type: Files\n     Allow Multiple Selections\n\n2) New PDF Contact Sheet
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http://www.htmlgoodies.com/tutorials/forms/article.php/3479121
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You can create a form with Username, password fields and do some macro to check the usernames and passwords and you can go\n\nXLMan
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go to OPTIONS and click SIGNATURE
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http://update.microsoft.com/windowsupdate/v6/default.aspx?ln=en-us\n\nthey will automaticall do it for u, just pick and choose!!!
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Use MSPaint.\nAnd do the free form select.
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Try this one : http://goforit.unk.edu/vb6/default.htm
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Access has the "forms" but I forget how to use it.
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Go to Tools --> Options. Click on privacy, then select the "Saved Forms" tab and enable the "Save information" option.
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use either form_load or form_activate
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follow these steps\nopen internet explorer\n\ntools menu >> \ninternet option >> \ncontent Tab >>\nauto complete >> \nclear forms\n\nThats all its easy.