fdf2tex

fdf2tex

[Matthew Baker]

Hi,

This may be a stupid question, but where does fdf2tex reside?  I have been
putting together a simple online form with Email submission.  The
up-to-date on forms talks about the program fdf2tex to format the result.
But I can't find it!

BTW, the doc gives the example

\buttom{submit}[SubmitForm{mailto::pragma@wxs.nl,AllUglies}]

Should that be one : instead of 2?  When I used to, the mail bounced
because it was trying to sent to :<user>@domain.

- Matt

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Re: fdf2tex

[Hans Hagen]

Matthew Baker wrote:

> This may be a stupid question, but where does fdf2tex reside?  I have been

On my disk. I'll send it. 

> putting together a simple online form with Email submission.  The
> up-to-date on forms talks about the program fdf2tex to format the result.
> But I can't find it!
> 
> BTW, the doc gives the example
> 
> \buttom{submit}[SubmitForm{mailto::pragma@wxs.nl,AllUglies}]
> 
> Should that be one : instead of 2?  When I used to, the mail bounced
> because it was trying to sent to :<user>@domain.

2, can you take a look into the pdf file? There should be a mailto::
there. Search for SubmitForm

Hans

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Re: fdf2tex

[Matthew Baker]

On Mon, 2 Aug 1999, Hans Hagen wrote:

> Matthew Baker wrote:
> 
> > This may be a stupid question, but where does fdf2tex reside?  I have been
> 
> On my disk. I'll send it. 

Thanks!

> 2, can you take a look into the pdf file? There should be a mailto::
> there. Search for SubmitForm

I changed the TeX form to have mailto:.  mailto: also appears in the PDF
file (ie with one :).  But that works.  Should there be :: there?

- Matthew

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