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Do you enjoy the snow, too? Look here: http://alexmay.com/lakehouse/nov_snow/index.htm and here: http://www.wigoweb.com/lakehouse/ and finally, here: http://www.laplandlake.com/liveshot/ski_report.htm We just came home from three weeks in upstate NY with highs of 0 and lows of -25, real temps, not wind chill. Great snow shoe country and cross-country skiing, too.

I would think that this clause can be blamed on over zealous attorneys. I also think that it should be removed from the terms of use or any contract. Had I read more carefully before signing up, I might not have joined Total Choice . Wonder what else I missed?

I'm sure someone else has a better idea, but I can think of two ways to check to see if someone has linked to you. In your stats, if a page with photos seems to be getting a lot of hits directly from the outside rather than from a page within your site, that would be a good clue. In Google, you can do an advanced search to find out what other sites have linked to your site. For Natural Images and Monarch Mountain, you currently have only a few sites linked to your home page. If you find a page in the stats that seems to be getting a lot of hits, try Google to see who has linked to it. I don't know how this would work if they linked directly to the image rather than to the html page, though. I am going to watch this discussion to see what else is suggested. This is an interesting question.

I have been working with the Ultimate Form Mail script mentioned in the CPanel and Site Maintenance Forum. Look for the heading Form Mail Security. I will put a link at the end of this message. It is a php script rather than a CGI script, but it is very easy to configure and install. As long as you can create a form in html, you should have little difficulty with this script. http://www.totalchoicehosting.com/forums/i...hp?showforum=21

Thumbs Up Thanks Lianna for the link to the information about Ultimate Form Mail. I downloaded the examples and the scripts, read and worked with them and then tried to implement the form on one of my existing web pages with a form. I admit that I still have one or two questions about when to use .html and when to use .php, but when I tested the form, it all worked. I edited the code in mailit.php to turn off the testing and did the form again. It went through flawlessly. I used multiple recipients which worked. It sent all of the information back to the submitter, too. This script by itself may make switching to TCH a really good deal. Thanks to everyone at TCH who worked to make this such a good script. Now, I am going to work on setting up some more forms. Alex

On January 31, 2003, the following was posted: http://tch.kwsupport.com/id65.htm This is an example I created using the basic sample form from the CPanel documentation. What mis confusing with the documentation is that it does NOT give you an entire working form --- it only gave you the first page, showing you the required fields. I've gone ahead and created a full working script. What you see is all you need! HTH, kw I attempted to visit the posted link so I could look at the example. I got a server not found message. Is this example posted anywhere else? Thanks

Hello, Want to add my agreement with the sentiments in this message. I recently acquired a reseller account at TCH and have started migrating my client sites to TCH from my previous host. I was with the previous host since 1998 and had good service, but their software hasn't been updated for two years, their pricing is considerably more than TCH, and their company doesn't have as many features and options. I had a few glitches in learning my way around TCH, but when I asked questions, someone always answered them in a timely manner and helped me along towards success. Thanks.