I’m using a PC running Windows Vista Premium. Now, I’m a little new at creating webpages, and I’m creating a webpage for my roommate’s newsletter. I found a really nice font, that works well with the layout of the page. My question is: if the computer that is viewing the page doesn’t have a specific font in it’s FONT folder, does the viewer have the pleasure at seeing the webpage as it was formatted? Or does it have to do with the server?
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Thank you in advanced, - Ed
If I sign up to a service provider to host my website or multiple sites at the charge of $6.95 amount is it $6.95 for each site? And also am I right in saying that every host company provide you with autoresponders. If so why should I pay aweber $20.00 a month is there a difference between the autoresponder from the host company and aweber ?
The only e-mail this happens in is the AT&T Up to Speed Newsletter. I can see that the links should be going to an att.com site, but all the links seem to get re-directed to a bluestreak.com website. Is this a virus and if so, how do I get rid of it? A member of my family gets the same newsletter and does not have this problem. He is running Ubuntu, Thunderbird, and Firefox. I am using Windows XP, Mozilla Thunderbird, and Firefox 2.0.0.14.
I have uploaded both of my html form file and php form processor on my server.
you can find my form on http://toolsandtutorials.com/form/Untitled-1.html.html
when I press submit button, instead of sending email and going to thank you page, it shows the php file. How can I fix it?
my documents are as follows:
1- html
2-php
/* Subject and Email Variables */
$emailSubject = ' Crazy PHP Scripting! ' ;
$webMaster = ' pourya_webdesign@yahoo.com ' ;
/* Gathering Data Variables */
$emailField = $_POST ['email'] ;
$nameField = $_POST ['name'] ;
$phoneField = $_POST ['phone'] ;
$budgetField = $_POST ['budget'] ;
$travelersField = $_POST ['travelers'] ;
$commentsField = $_POST ['comments'] ;
$newsletterField = $_POST ['newsletter'] ;
$body = <<
Email: $email
Name: $name
Phone Number: $phone
Budget: $budget
Number of Travelers: $travelers
Comments: $comments
Newsletter: $newsletter
EOD;
$headers = “Form: $email\r\n”;
$headers .= “content-type: text/html\r\n”;
$success = mail ($webMaster, $emailsubject, $budy,
$headers) ;
/* results rendered as HTML */
I send out a newsletter to a really large list. For some reason, a lot of yahoo addresses are getting delayed or rejected. I asked people recently to add me to their address book. I think yahoo thinks I’m spamming, but it’s a church newsletter. It’s not spam. How can I get Yahoo to know that I’m a legitimate church sending requested information?