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To have visitors' data sent to your e-mail: 1) Right-click over the form in your Web page. A pop-up menu appears. 2) Click Form Properties. The Form Properties dialog box appears.
![]() 3) Click the Send To radio button. 4) Type your e-mail address into the E-mail address text box.
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5) Click OK on the Form Properties dialog box.
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You can also create a simple database that gathers and publishes visitors' data on a Web page. To create a simple database: 1) Right-click over the form. A short-cut box appears. 2) Click Form Properties. The Form Properties dialog box appears.
![]() 3) Click the Send to Database radio button. 4) Click the Options button. The Options for Saving Results to Database dialog box appears.
![]() 5) Click the Create Database button. FrontPage creates a mini database for you. A message appears, telling you where you will find the database when you want to look at results from your form.
![]() 6) Click OK on the Options for Saving Results to Database dialog box. 7) Click OK on the Form Properties dialog box. |
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To view data using Access 2000: 1) Click the Folders button on the View bar.
![]() 2) In the Folder list, click the folder marked fpdb. A list of database files appears. 3) Double-click your database file in the Contents window. The file should have an .mdb extension. If Access 2000 is already installed on your computer, Access opens the specified database.
![]() To present the database in a Web page: 1) Click Insert on the Menu bar, and choose Database, then Results. The Database Results Wizard dialog box appears.
![]() 2) Click Use An Existing Database Connection. The name of your database (created in the previous section of the tutorial) appears in the text box under Use An Existing Database Connection.
![]() 3) Click Next. 4) Click the Record Source radio button, and select Results from the drop-down list. 5) Click Next. A list of fields displayed from each returned record appears. (Each of these fields represents the questions you asked on your form.)
![]() 6) Click Next. 7) Select "Table - one record per row" from the drop-down list, and click on all three check boxes below. 8) Click Next. 9) Click Display all Records together, then click Finish.
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