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| A Simple CGI Email Handler is a tool that uses a simple configuration file that tells the allowable authorised users and this tool can be easily added on the webmasters CGI directory.
This tool avoids the use of temporary files. |
| Adevas MailForm is a cool CGI program that allows the users to send a complete, filled in form through email and this program is highly configurable and reliable. |
| ARCLAB's MailMe! Pro is a powerful form mailer that is mainly useful for the webservers of Windows based environment which allows the visitors to send messages from their web page to the webmasters' email account. |
| cgiemail is a CGI program that has been written in C for use in UNIX platform that has the capability of changing the input in the visitors form to the format in the webmasters site. |
| CGIMachine - FORMVAR is an application for sending the contents of online forms to any desired email account. This is an application that is highly secure and reliable for use. |
| This is very useful as not everyone has their email program set up to work with 'mailto:' HTML links. This simple Comments Form CGI will take visitors comments and store them on the server You can view the comments, delete them etc |
| CookMail is a powerful tool that handles HTML email forms. This form processors can be used by anyone because it does not require the users to program. This tool concerns both the input and output HTML messages to custom websites. |
| FormRunner is an easily configurable web processing tool that has been written using C and can be used with the servers which works on UNIX based platforms. It handles the entire data through a single cgi program using the text files. |
| MailForm is a powerful CGI program that is highly configurable and it sends the form submitted by the visitors as an email message to the webmasters account. |
| MailForm is a CGI program that offers flexibility by parsing the CGI queries faster. This tool offers the facility of multiple recipients, and sends multiple cookies with the HTML response. |
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