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                           ===========================
                                     S E T U P 
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TABLE OF CONTENTS:

(1) CONFIGURING THE FILES

......(1A) bizmail.cgi settings
..........(1A-I) Editing bizmail.cgi
..........(1A-II) Editing plain.mes
..........(1A-III) Editing html.mes
..........(1A-IV) Personalizing followup messages
..........(1A-V) Editing error.html
......(1B) Creating your forms html page or configuring the bizmail.html Template File
......(1C) success.html settings

(2) UPLOADING FILES & SETTING PERMISSIONS
(includes reference list of CHMOD permission equivalents)                                     
==========================================================

                           ===========================
                           (1)  CONFIGURATION SETTINGS
                           ===========================


The only files you need to edit are 
bizmail.cgi, plain.mes, html.mes, bizmail.html, success.html and (success.cgi -OPTIONAL-).

bizmail.dat is a blank file that does not need to be edited.
This is the data file where all form posts will be stored.

                           ===========================
	 	      (1A) Check bizmail.cgi Path to Perl. 
                           ===========================

Make sure the path to PERL is correct. 
(THIS IS LOCATED ON THE VERY FIRST LINE OF THE bizmail.cgi script.)
By default it is set to:   #!/usr/bin/perl


                           ===========================
		(1A-I) Set the variable values in bizmail.cgi as follows. 
                           ===========================


*** For added privacy and security the $sendto and $cc_to reply emails 
are set in the actual bizmail.cgi script.

Biz Mail Form lets your form data be sent to email address's in the actual script, 
preventing un-authorized person(s) from using your script to post their own forms. 
(such as spamers) 

This also provides the script user with added privacy, by preventing visitors from 
seeing your email address.

(Note: That you can specify the send to and cc to emails in the form with the number
associated with the email address in the bizmail.cgi file. This is explained below, 
with the setup of the bizmail.html page.)

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$useLib

$useLib defines the method of sending the email auto response and email form info.  

Example: To send mail via "SENDMAIL" (Most Common):
$useLib = "sendmail";

OR - To send mail via "SMTP" server:
$useLib = "smtp";


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$mailprog

Used if you're using "SENDMAIL".
Enter the path to send mail on your server.
Example: 
$mailprog = "/usr/lib/sendmail";


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$smtp_server

This is only used if you're not using "SENDMAIL".
Enter the SMTP address on your server.
Example:
$smtp_server = "smtp.host.com";


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$reply_from_name

The $reply_from_name variable refers to the from name that will apear on auto response
email and the form data email.

Example:
(IF YOUR NAME IS "John Doe")
$reply_from_name = "John Doe";


------------------------------
$sendto{""}

Simply enter all the possible email address's you want to receive your form data to. 
The "sendto" selected will also be the reply email address, if you use send reply. 
MAKE sure that when entering this variable to remember the \ before the @ sign.

Example Config:
        $sendto{"1"} = "mail1\@yourdomain.com";  ## (REMEMBER THE \ BEFORE THE @ SIGN)##
        $sendto{"2"} = "mail2\@yourdomain.com";
        $sendto{"3"} = "mail3\@yourdomain.com";
        $sendto{"4"} = "mail4\@yourdomain.com";
        $sendto{"5"} = "mail5\@yourdomain.com";

Example: if you want to send your form data results to mail1@yourdomain.com:
Then on your HTML form page you would insert the below 'field' with the value of 1 (as shown below):
<input name="send_to" type="hidden" value="1"> 

  -OR- if you want to send your form data results to mail2@yourdomain.com:
Then on your HTML form page you would insert the below 'field' with the value of 2 (as shown below):
<input name="send_to" type="hidden" value="2"> 

Etc....

...GOING FURTHER
If you have multiple forms and you want to use multiple email address's you want to Send the 
form data results to simply add additional variables as shown below.
You could add more fields if you have more email address's you want to send data to.
So for example if you have 10 the config should look something like the below:
        $sendto{"1"} = "mail1\@yourdomain.com";  ## (REMEMBER THE \ BEFORE THE @ SIGN)##
        $sendto{"2"} = "mail2\@yourdomain.com";
        $sendto{"3"} = "mail3\@yourdomain.com";
        $sendto{"4"} = "mail4\@yourdomain.com";
        $sendto{"5"} = "mail5\@yourdomain.com";
        $sendto{"6"} = "mail6\@yourdomain.com";
        $sendto{"7"} = "mail7\@yourdomain.com";
        $sendto{"8"} = "mail8\@yourdomain.com";
        $sendto{"9"} = "mail9\@yourdomain.com";
        $sendto{"10"} = "mail10\@yourdomain.com";


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$cc_to{""}

This variable is configured and implemented almost exactly like the 'sendto'.
Simply enter all the possible email address's you may want to receive a carbon copy
email with the form data to. 
MAKE sure that when entering this variable to remember the \ before the @ sign.

Example Config:
        $cc_to{"1"} = "ccto1\@yourdomain.com";  ## (REMEMBER THE \ BEFORE THE @ SIGN)##
        $cc_to{"2"} = "ccto2\@yourdomain.com";
        $cc_to{"3"} = "ccto3\@yourdomain.com";
        $cc_to{"4"} = "ccto4\@yourdomain.com";
        $cc_to{"5"} = "ccto5\@yourdomain.com";

Example: if you want to carbon copy your form data results to ccto1@yourdomain.com:
Then format the send to field as follows:
<input name="send_to" type="hidden" value="1"> 

 -OR- if you want to carbon copy your form data results to ccto2@yourdomain.com:
Then format the send to field as follows:
<input name="send_to" type="hidden" value="2"> 

Etc....

GOING FURTHER
If you have multiple forms and you want to use multiple email address's you want to Carbon Copy the 
form data results to simply add additional variables as shown below.
So for example if you have 10 the config should look something like the below:
        $cc_to{"1"} = "ccto1\@yourdomain.com";  ## (REMEMBER THE \ BEFORE THE @ SIGN)##
        $cc_to{"2"} = "ccto2\@yourdomain.com";
        $cc_to{"3"} = "ccto3\@yourdomain.com";
        $cc_to{"4"} = "ccto4\@yourdomain.com";
        $cc_to{"5"} = "ccto5\@yourdomain.com";
        $cc_to{"6"} = "ccto6\@yourdomain.com";
        $cc_to{"7"} = "ccto7\@yourdomain.com";
        $cc_to{"8"} = "ccto8\@yourdomain.com";
        $cc_to{"9"} = "ccto9\@yourdomain.com";
        $cc_to{"10"} = "ccto10\@yourdomain.com";



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OPTIONAL FIELDS THAT CAN BE CONFIGURED IN bizmail.cgi
======================================

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$PRNT_blankfields

Set $PRNT_blankfields = "2"; to not send & leave out blank form field results to your email
(DEFAULT) set $PRNT_blankfields = "1"; to send blank form field results to your email

$PRNT_blankfields = "1";


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$MY_error_page

This is the HTML TEMPLATE file that will be accessed when an error 
occurs upon processing the script.

** The Page selected below should be uploaded to your cgi-bin.

$MY_error_page = "error.html";

Note: There is more information on configuring this HTML TEMPLATE page 
      in section (1A-IV) of this readme file.


------------------------------
$datafile{""}


Simply enter all the possible datafiles you want to send form data to. 

Example Config:


        $datafile{"1"} = "bizmail.dat";
        $datafile{"2"} = "secondfile.dat";
        $datafile{"3"} = "etc.dat";


Example: if you want to use bizmail.dat as your data file:
Then format the "datafile" field on the form as follows:
<input name="datafile" type="hidden" value="1"> 

 -OR- if you want to use secondfile.dat as your data file:
Then format the "datafile" field on the form as follows:
<input name="datafile" type="hidden" value="2"> 

Note, you can have as many datafile entries as you would like in bizmail.cgi
IF YOU LEAVE THIS FIELD OUT OF THE FORM IT WILL DEFAULT TO bizmail.dat


------------------------------
$send_data_results


set $send_data_results = "2"; to not send form results to the data file
(DEFAULT) set $send_data_results to "1" to send form results to the data file

$send_data_results = "1";


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$send_email_results

Set $send_email_results = "2"; to not send form results to your email
(DEFAULT) set $send_email_results to "1" to send form results to your email

$send_email_results = "1";


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$delete_dups

NEW FUNCTION! For people generating leads! Using the $delete_dups variable you can
specify if you want to delete all duplicate leads posted on the form and data sent
to the data file. If $delete_dups is set to 1 all dups will be deleted.              
To leave duplicate posts set $delete_dups to 2. (2 IS THE DEFAULT & MOST COMMON CHOICE)       

Example: if you DO NOT want to delete duplicate posts (DEFAULT & MOST COMMON):
$delete_dups = "2";

OR - To delete all duplicates:
$delete_dups = "1";

NOTE: A duplicate is determined by the email field.


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$send_attachement

$send_attachement specifys if you want to send an attachment with the auto response.

to send attachment with auto-response set
$send_attachement = "1"; 

To not send attachment with auto-response set   (DEFAULT)
$send_attachement = "2";

IF USING A FILE ATTACHMENT YOU MUST CONFIGURE THE BELOW THREE VARIABLES BELOW

$attachment_nm = "file.txt";  ## file name of attachment ##

$att_path = "/path/to/$attachment_nm";  ## Path to file attachment ##

$att_format = ".txt";  ## File attachment extension, or file type ( basically .extension ) ##


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$setokurl

to use @okurls to verify the URL the form is submitted by; set $setokurl to 1 and 
set $setokurl to 0 if you do not want to use @okurls to verify form submission URL.
Example:
$setokurl = "0"; # WOULD NOT REQUIRE URL VALIDATION #
$setokurl = "1"; # WOULD REQUIRE URL VALIDATION #

Only web address's entered below will be allowed to process the form 
if $setokurl is set to 1.

@okurls = ("http://www.yourdomain.com", "http://yourdomain.com", "34.344.344.344");



                           ===========================
		     (1A-I) Edit plain.mes as follows.
                           ===========================

This is the email reply that the form poster will receive automatically after they complete 
the form IF plain text is the chosen format for sending messages the auto-response.

Edit plain.mes, and replace the current text in the file with the message you 
want to be sent as the plain text auto-response message. No HTML tags will work in this file.

You can personalize this auto-response message. You can read more on personalization TAGS below 
in the personalization read me section (1A-III).



                           ===========================
		      (1A-II) Edit html.mes as follows
                           ===========================
This is the email reply that the form poster will receive automatically after they complete 
the form IF html is the chosen format for sending messages the auto-response.


Edit html.mes, and replace the current text in the file with the HTML message 
you want to be sent as a reply message.


You can personalize this auto-response message. You can read more on personalization TAGS below.



                            ===========================
(1A-III) P E R S O N A L I Z A T I O N   O F    Y O U R    A U T O - R E S P O N S E   E M A I L
                            ===========================

You can personalize the (HTML -or- PLAIN TEXT) auto-response email and auto-response email subject the form poster
receives. For every field used in the form there is a proportionally Corresponding personalization TAG.

Each personalization tag is exactly the same as the form field "NAME"

What ever the form field (NAME="") is equal to, the personalization tag corresponds with this like: {FIELD_NAME}

[ T H E S E   T A G S   A R E   C A S E   S E N S I T I V E ]

These tags can be used in the PLAIN TEXT & HTML auto-response emails.

Example: <input type="text" name="firstname"> 
{firstname}   - would be the personalization tag for this field
------------------------------------------------
{FIRSTNAME}   - IN THIS EXAMPLE WOULD NOT WORK
------------------------------------------------
(If Joe is entered in the field <input type="text" name="firstname"> )

In the below example of the a PLAIN TEXT auto-response email message:

{firstname}, thanks for filling out the form.

WOULD READ:
Joe, thanks for filling out the form.

ANOTHER EXAMPLE:
<input type="text" name="First_Name"> Personalization TAG would = {First_Name}
<input type="text" name="email"> Personalization TAG would = {email}
<input type="text" name="PHONE"> Personalization TAG would = {PHONE}
ETC....



                           ===========================
		           (1A-IV) Editing error.html Template
                           ===========================

The error.html page allows you to personalize all the error pages as well as the default success page that Biz Mail Form has.
You would simply enter regular html into this file and it will appear on the error & success page.

Custom Fields contained in error.html

<%TITLE%>
the "%TITLE%" TAG is configured to the appropriate error page title. ALREADY FORMATED WITH END TITLE TAG!
EXAMPLE: <title>THIS IS THE TITLE TEXT</title>

<%ERROR%>
DO NOT EDIT OR DELETE THE <%ERROR%> TAG. THE <%ERROR%> TAG WILL OUTPUT THE ERROR MESSAGE FROM bizmail.cgi

<%HIT_BROWSER_BACK_BUTTON%>
The above tag prints the error message: Hit your browsers back button and resubmit the form.
Simply delete this field if you want to replace it with your own custom error message.

This page can be given the look and feel of your main web site, so it looks as if they have never left it. 

So set the error.html page up just like any other HTML page on your web site. 
Just make sure you add the above tags to the page.


                           ===========================
                      (1B) Creating your HTML forms page 
                           or configuring the form.html example form page.
	     (This is the form page your visitors will see and fill out on your site)
                           ===========================

<!----- START FORM WITH THE BELOW LINE, THIS CALLS THE SCRIPT IN YOUR CGI-BIN ---->

<form method="post" action="/cgi-bin/bizmail.cgi">
<!----- OR ----->
<form method="post" action="http://www.yourdomain.com/cgi-bin/bizmail.cgi">
<!--- Replace: http://www.yourdomain.com/cgi-bin/bizmail.cgi with the url to bizmail.cgi --->


<!--- "subject" IS THE SUBJECT LINE YOU WILL SEE WHEN YOU RECEIVE THE FORM DATA ON YOUR EMAIL---->

<input type="hidden" name="subject" value="BizMailForm FORM DATA">


<!-----  "send_to" refers to the $sendto{"1"}, $sendto{"2"} etc... variables which are configured in 
bizmail.cgi. What this means in laymen's terms if the send to section of your bizmail.cgi file looks like:

        $sendto{"1"} = "you\@yahoo.com";  ## (REMEMBER THE \ BEFORE THE @ SIGN)##
        $sendto{"2"} = "you\@hotmail.com";

THEN USING <input name="send_to" type=hidden value="1">
WOULD SEND DATA TO "you@yahoo.com"

IF USING <input name="send_to" type=hidden value="2">
WOULD SEND DATA TO "you@hotmail.com"

ETC...

So for the number that is picked that same configured number in the bizmail.cgi is Where 
the form submission will be sent for that particular form. This is also used as the reply email address in the 
auto-response email sent to the form poster.  ---->

<input name="send_to" type=hidden value="1">













<!-----  "cc_to" refers to the $cc_to{"1"}, $cc_to{"2"} etc... variables which are configured in 
bizmail.cgi. What this means in laymen's terms if the send to section of your bizmail.cgi file looks like:

        $cc_to{"1"} = "ccto\@yahoo.com";  ## (REMEMBER THE \ BEFORE THE @ SIGN)##
        $cc_to{"2"} = "ccto\@hotmail.com";

THEN USING <input name="cc_to" type=hidden value="1">
WOULD SEND DATA TO "ccto@yahoo.com"

IF USING <input name="cc_to" type=hidden value="2">
WOULD SEND DATA TO "ccto@hotmail.com"

ETC...

So for the number that is picked that same configured number in the bizmail.cgi is Where 
form submission will be email CARBON COPIED to for that particular form. 
This field is only needed or used if you want the form data carbon copied to a second email address.
If you don't want form data carbon copied to a second email just leave this field out of the form.  ---->

<input name="cc_to" type=hidden value="1">


<!----- THE "email" FIELD IS A REQUIRED FIELD IF YOU ARE USING SENDREPLY --->
<!----- THIS IS WHERE THE AUTORESPONSE MESSAGE WILL GO ---->

<input type="text" name="email" value=""> 

<!--- name="email" is CASE SENSITIVE. name="EMAIL" -> will not work!!! --->



<!--- "success_page" IS THE WEB SITE THE FORM POSTER WILL BE SENT TO AFTER SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETING THE FORM --->
<!--- LEAVE FIELD BLANK, OR LEAVE FIELD OUT OF FORM TO USE THE bizmail.cgi DEFAULT SUCCESS PAGE. --->

<input type="hidden" name="success_page" value="http://www.yoursuccesspage.com/">

<!---- There is now a seperate success.cgi module with v1.8 through v2.0
To learn how to use this module read the success_README.txt --->


<!-----  "required" ARE ALL THE FIELDS YOU WANT TO FORCE TO BE FILLED IN.  ---->
<!----- the value="" should contain a list of all required fields separated by a coma.--->

<input type="hidden" name="required" value="email,firstname,nextrequiredfield,etc">


<!----- SET "sendreply" TO 1 IF YOU WANT TO SEND THE FORM POSTER THE AUTO-RESPONSE EMAIL---->
<!----- SET "sendreply" TO 0 IF YOU DON'T WANT TO SEND THE FORM POSTER THE AUTO-RESPONSE EMAIL---->
<!----- IF "sendreply" IS SET TO 1 THE name="email" field must be included in your form---->

<input type="hidden" name="sendreply" value="1"> 



<!-----  "reply_subject" IS THE AUTO RESPONSE MESSAGE SUBJECT LINE---->
<!-----  IF YOU SET THE ABOVE VARIABLE "sendreply" TO 0 THE BELOW 
         FIELD IS OF NO CONSIQUENCE TO YOUR FORM                  ---->

<input type="hidden" name="reply_subject" value="RE: Your recent inquiry.">

<!-- the subject can now be personalized with form data. For example if you wanted 
the subject to contain the form posters first name, and you have the form field 
<input name="firstname" type=text> to gather the persons first name. then you would 
personalize the subject line with {firstname}. example:
<input type="hidden" name="reply_subject" value="RE: {firstname} Your recent inquiry."> 

You can read more on personalization TAGS above in the 
personalization reame section (1A-III).                              ---->


<!---- "message_format" specifies the format the auto-response email message will be sent in. ---->


<input type="hidden" name="message_format" value="html"> 
<!--- sends the auto-response email message in HTML format --->


<input type="hidden" name="message_format" value="plain"> 
<!--- sends the auto-response email message in Plain Text format --->

<!--- OR YOU CAN LET THE PERSON FILLING OUT THE FORM CHOOSE THE 
      AUTO-RESPONSE EMAIL MESSAGE FORMAT BY USING CODE BELOW:        ----->

<select name="message_format">
<option value="plain">Plain Text</option>
<option value="html">HTML</option>
 </select>


<!---- - (OPTIONAL) - "plain_mesfile" specifies the Plain Text auto-response message that will be sent. ---->
<input type="hidden" name="plain_mesfile" value="plain.mes"> 
<!---- YOU CAN LEAVE THIS FIELD OUT OF THE FORM AND IT WILL BY DEFAULT SEND plain.mes ---> 


<!---- - (OPTIONAL) - "html_mesfile" specifies the HTML auto-response message that will be sent. ---->
<input type="hidden" name="html_mesfile" value="html.mes"> 
<!---- YOU CAN LEAVE THIS FIELD OUT OF THE FORM AND IT WILL BY DEFAULT SEND html.mes ---> 



<!--- "data_format" is the text separator of the form fields for the data file.
Example: if value="," is entered the data will be sent to the data file as:
email,firstname,lastname,phone,etc  - If you want tab delimited format simply put 
your cursor in between the "" and hit the tab key. this will print data in the 
format: email	firstname	lastname	phone	etc
You can choose what ever character you want. 
example of other posiblities  | /  . ~ etc...                            ---->

<input type="hidden" name="data_format" value=",">  <!--- OR ---->
<input type="hidden" name="data_format" value="|">  <!--- OR ----> 
<input type="hidden" name="data_format" value="~">  <!--- OR ----> 
<input type="hidden" name="data_format" value="	">  <!--- ETC.... (USE ONLY ONE HOWEVER) ---> 



<!-- "text_qualifier" is a data format option. Set to on 1 if you want there to be 
a " text qaulifier. Example (If you chose the , data_format and set text_qualifier to 1) 
data would appear as: "email","firstname","lastname","phone","etc"      IN THE DATA FILE        ---->
 
<input type="hidden" name="text_qualifier" value="1"> 


<!--- THE BELOW FORM FIELDS ARE NOT NECESSARY, BUT ADD MORE VERSATILITY --->

<!-----  "outputfile" is another optional field and only needs to be in the form if 
you don't want all fields to be added to the data file and only the fields you 
specify. If using this option, enter all the FORM fields you want to be added to the
file and separate them with a coma. 
Example:  value="email,firstname,lastname,phone,date,ipaddress"   ----->

<!--- NOTE: To add the date field simply enter: date,
            To add the ip address field enter: ipaddress,      
AS SEEN IN EXAMPLE BELOW    ----->

<input type="hidden" name="outputfile" value="email,firstname,date,ipaddress,etc">



<!-----  "sort" is another optional field and SHOULD ONLY BE IN THE FORM if 
you want to sort the field order in the results email you will receive.
You can also leave fields out of the form by not including them in this field.
If using this option, enter all the form fields you want to be added to the results 
email starting with the first you want to  appear and ending with the last you want
to appear and separate each field with a coma. 
Example:  value="email,firstname,lastname,phone"   ----->

<!--- NOTE: The date and ipaddress will automatically be added to the top of every
form and does not need to be configured in the sort field.      
AS SEEN IN EXAMPLE BELOW    ----->

<input type="hidden" name="sort" value="email,firstname,etc">


<!-----  "datafile" is another optional field and only needs to be in the form if 
you don't want your data to be added to the bizmail.dat file. If you want your data 
sent to another file simply enter the file name ex: to write to file datafile.dat 
enter value="datafile.dat" In this scenario you would need to create a blank file 
named datafile.dat and upload to the same directory as bizmail.dat and CHMOD to 777 ----->

<input type="hidden" name="datafile" value="1">

-OR-

<input type="hidden" name="datafile" value="2">

-OR-

<input type="hidden" name="datafile" value="3">

etc...

THEN SIMPLY ADD OTHER FIELDS THAT YOU WANT THE FORM POSTER TO FILL OUT, AS WELL AS ADD 
A SUBMIT BUTTON AND YOU ARE ALL SET. YOU CAN ALSO USE THE formV20.html as an example 
form to use to submit requests. 



                           ===========================
			(1C)  CONFIGURING YOUR OWN SUCCESS PAGE.
			This is the confirmation page that will appear 
			in the form posters browser after they press 
			the submit button successfully.
                           ===========================

You can use a more advanced success page, with a separate module built into Biz Mail Form.
To use this module read the success_readme.txt located in the "success cgi-bin" folder in the zip file.
This will walk you through setup of the success pages.

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
+   If you are not implementing the above success page follow the below instructions. Note these  +
+   Instructions are different since you are taking a different approach.                          +
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

If you don't want anything to advanced simply create a html success page and upload to your server
like a traditional html page. From there you would use the below tag to access it.

<input type="hidden" name="success_page" value="http://www.yourdomain.com/mysuccesspage.html">



                           ===========================
                       (2)  UPLOAD FILES & SET PERMISSIONS
                           ===========================

UPLOAD: bizmail.cgi, smtp.cgi, sendmail.cgi, error.cgi, bizmail.dat, error.html, plain.mes, and html.mes 

**TO YOUR cgi-bin DIRECTORY**

CHMOD bizmail.dat to 777.
CHMOD bizmail.cgi, smtp.cgi, sendmail.cgi, & error.cgi to 755.
CHMOD error.html, plain.mes & html.mes to 644


NOTE: If using the success module, and have read the success_README.txt.
UPLOAD: success.cgi and success.html  (FOUND IN THE "success cgi-bin" folder of the zip file)
AND UPLOAD THEM TO YOUR cgi-bin as well. They should be located in the same directory as bizmail.cgi.

CHMOD success.cgi to 755.
CHMOD success.html to 644.


Also upload the MIME folder (which includes the "Lite.pm" file) to your cgi-bin directory. 
Make sure the MIME directory is worded with all upper case letters. 
CHMOD the MIME directory to 777.
CHMOD Lite.pm to 777 
Lite.pm should be located at path: /cgi-bin/MIME/Lite.pm


****  UPLOADING AND CONFIGURING HTML PAGES  *******
(THE HTML FORM page does NOT go in your CGI directory)

After configuring your selected form page as directed above, 
upload to your HTML directory and CHMOD to 644.

example: formV20.html

*** DO NOT UPLOAD YOUR HTML FORM PAGE TO YOUR CGI-BIN. ***
*** THE ONLY HTML PAGES THAT SHOULD BE UPLOADED TO YOUR CGI-BIN
    ARE error.html & (success.html IF USING THE success.cgi PAGE MODULE) ***


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		FOR YOUR REFERENCE:
		CHMOD 777=
			Owner: read, write, execute. 
			Group: read write, execute. 
			World: read, write, execute

		CHMOD 755=
			Owner: read, write, execute
			Group: read, --- , execute
			World: read, --- , execute

		CHMOD 644=
			Owner: read, write , ---
			Group: read, --- , ---
			World: read, --- , ---
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FINAL NOTE: IF SETTING THE PERMISSION ABOVE DOES NOT WORK YOU CAN ALWAYS
CHMOD (SET PERMISIONS) OF ALL FILES TO 777. (HOWEVER EVEN THIS MAY NOT WORK ON SOME SERVERS.)
IF YOU STILL HAVE PROBLEMS AFTER THIS CONSULT YOUR SYSTEM'S ADMINISTRATOR OR HOST FOR HELP.

ALSO - FOR WINDOWS USERS. YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO SET PERMISIONS IN YOUR FTP 
PROGRAM. BY DEAFAULT MOST WINDOWS SERVERS ARE SET TO CHMOD ALL FILES TO 777
UPON UPLOAD. IF THIS IS NOT THE CASE YOU WILL HAVE TO CHECK WITH YOUR SERVER
ADMINISTRATOR OR WEB HOST TO MAKE SURE THAT THIS IS THE CASE. IF ALL FILES ARE CHMODED
TO 666 or 755 THIS SCRIPT WILL NOT WORK!!! 

IF YOU ARE ON A WINDOWS SERVER AND THIS SCRIPT IS NOT WORKING YOU WILL WANT TO DOWNLOAD THE 
WINDOWS VERSION OF THIS SCRIPT LOCATED AT: http://www.bizmailform.com/

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                            THAT'S IT YOUR DONE, 
                            IT IS VERY SIMPLE TO SET UP. 
                            FOR HELP INSTALLING GO TO: 
                            http://www.bizmailform.com/

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            This script is FREE, however if you use this script and 
            find it useful, I would appreciate you rating it.

            TO RATE IT SIMPLY DOUBLE CLICK OPEN THE rateit.html FILE.