Uh, FrontPage is just an html editor. You can make a form with FrontPage, because thats html, but you'd need to have a script to process the form (PHP, ASP, etc).

Or are you asking something else?

FP auto generates a confirmation page that shows them the info they submitted, but I think Sunshine is right about the auto email back to the submitter.

Are you thinking about using a form based on one of the FP extensions?

There's always the ugly:

That's not specific to Frontpage, but it is quite clunky - involves starting up the visitor's mail client.

if the server is running frontpage extension it has a built in mail function, dont ask me how to use it, i just switched a server to linux to avoid frontpage

A Windows server can be used for websites without using frontpage or frontpage extensions.

Frontpage is merely a tool, just like Dreamweaver or Flash.

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If your server has frontpage extensions installed you can use the frontpage components like the mail and stuff, and set it up to send to a confirmation page. FP Extensions can be on linux servers too btw...

I've used them before, they are ugly. Use something like PHP if you can... /smile.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":)" border="0" alt="smile.gif" />

I have a bit of experience using FrontPage /server ext. and the mail forms.
If my memory serves correct, then no you cannot have mail sent to the submitter. Unless you don't want the mail sent to you.

I suggest using a server side language like the others have suggested. It's musch more versatile. /smile.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":)" border="0" alt="smile.gif" /> Besides, those extensions are a nightmare and a half.

True so true.