BS Quick Mail

This applet allows you to add email forms directly on your web pages. The applet connects to the SMTP daemon on your server and sends e-mails without of any CGI on the server. This feature makes it ideal for all kind of users. This is a demo version only. It will not work!

How To Use:

Download Quick_Mail.zip (42 KB)

Unzip with a compression utility.

Java Source: Unavailable

Sample HTML Source:

<applet archive=quick_mail.jar code="buddysoft.QuickMail" width=350 height=300>
<param name=flag value="info ">
<param name=TO value="buddysoft@abv.bg">
</applet>
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
<applet archive=quick_mail.jar code="buddysoft.QuickMail" width=75 height=25>
<param name=colors value="orange, black, #00cc77">
<param name=flag value="info ">
<param name=TO value="buddysoft@abv.bg">
</applet>

Status:
$30.00 - one time fee per a domain name for a Single License
$250.00 - one time fee for a Developer License.
$500.00 - one time fee for an Enterprise License.

Author: Plamen

Upload Date:

January 28, 2003

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