# Template: example3

# This defines a more complex template in which
# variable substitution is used within the input form
# as well as the output form.  It also modifies the
# MAIL_HEADER definition in order to achieve the 
# (somewhat unusual) effect of creating an e-mail
# message that has the same value for the To: and
# From: fields.

# The action is to mail this out.  The mail header is redefined
# below so that a copy goes back to the sender
ACTION=mail

# Define some defaults and formatting settings
SUBJECT=Test of Mailmerge
BCC=downeyt@fiu.edu

# Adjust some of the formatting directives
TITLE=Example3 Mailmerge Form
MULTIVALUE_FORMAT=COMMAS

# This is the input form.  Notice how the variables @TITLE@,
# @FROM@ and @SUBJECT@ are used to set the values of some
# of the fields.
INPUT_FORM=
<H1>@TITLE@</H1>
    Fill out this form with your <EM>correct</EM> e-mail address
    so that it can be mailed back to you.
    Answer whatever you like for the rest of the questions.
<H2>Personal Information</H2>
    <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="NAME" SIZE=40> Your Name<BR>
    <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="FROM" 
           VALUE="@FROM@" SIZE=40> Your E-mail address<BR>
    <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="SUBJECT" VALUE="@SUBJECT@" SIZE=40> Subject
<P>
    Age: <SELECT NAME="AGE">
           <OPTION> &lt;10
           <OPTION> 10-19
           <OPTION SELECTED> 20-29
           <OPTION> 30-39
           <OPTION> 40-49
           <OPTION> 50-59
           <OPTION> &gt;60
         </SELECT>

   Gender: <SELECT NAME="GENDER">
            <OPTION> Male
            <OPTION> Female
           </SELECT>

<H2>Computer and Software Usage</H2>
   What kind of computer(s) do you regularly use?<BR>
   <INPUT TYPE="checkbox" NAME="COMPUTER" VALUE="IBM-PC">IBM/Intel PC
   <INPUT TYPE="checkbox" NAME="COMPUTER" VALUE="Macintosh">Macintosh
   <INPUT TYPE="checkbox" NAME="COMPUTER" VALUE="Unix">Unix Workstation<BR>
   <INPUT TYPE="checkbox" NAME="COMPUTER" VALUE="">Other (specify)
   <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="COMPUTER">
<P>
   What browser are you using <EM>right now?</EM><BR>
   <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="BROWSER" VALUE="Mosaic">Mosaic<BR>
   <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="BROWSER" VALUE="Netscape" CHECKED>Netscape<BR>
   <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="BROWSER" VALUE="Chimera">Chimera<BR>
   <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="BROWSER" VALUE="Cello">Cello<BR>
   <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="BROWSER" VALUE="Viola">Viola<BR>
   <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="BROWSER" VALUE="">Other (specify)
   <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="BROWSER">
<P>
   <INPUT TYPE="reset"><INPUT TYPE="submit" VALUE="Send">
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# This is the modified e-mail header.  We're making the
# To: From: and Reply-to: fields all point to the same
# address: the @FROM@ variable.  Since this is the template 
# used in the on-line example, I wanted it this way so
# that remote users would receive the e-mail message they 
# mailed out (and I wouldn't be flooded with bogus "surveys").
MAIL_HEADER=
To: @FROM@
From: @FROM@
Reply-to: @FROM@
Cc: @CC@
Bcc: @BCC@
Subject: @SUBJECT@
X-mail-agent: mailmerge v1.1
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# This is the output form.
OUTPUT_FORM=
Thank you for trying out Mailmerge.  If you filled out your return
address correctly, you will receive a copy of this via e-mail.

You entered the following answers to the "survey" questions:

*Personal Information*
   You are a @AGE@ year old @GENDER@

*Computer usage*
    You regular use @COMPUTER@ computer(s), and are
    currently using the @BROWSER@ WWW browser.

Thanks for giving it a whirl!

Lincoln Stein
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