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Trying to figure out where to configure the email adress that a form submittal sends to.

Asked by JReacher in Active Server Pages (ASP), Microsoft Access Database, Microsoft IIS Web Server

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Hi guys,

  I'm a network admin as a printing and printing supply company who has also been tasked with maintaining their horrible, slow, badly put together websites (Lucky Me). Anyways all of that aside I have a question about a form that people fill out that then sends an email to one of our sales reps. If you go to www.resourceimaging.com and click "Request a catalog" on the right you fil out a form for a catalog to be mailed to you which then sends an email with your information to one of our sales reps who will mail the catalog out. My problem is they want the email address that the request is sent to changed and for the life of me I cannot figure out where to change this address. Most of out .asp pages call to .mdb databases for live data but I can't seem to figure this one out and was hoping one of you could take a look at the source and help me figure out where to look for this setting.

Also on a side note if you click on any of the tabs at the top "Supplies, Equipment, ect..." there are horrible lag times in waiting for the page to load, could someone please give me some suggestions on speeding up the site or why I could be experiencing such long wait times? We have another web page on this server "www.wcrepro.com" and we don't experience any of these speed issues so it isnt a bandwidth / latency problem. Any suggestions would be GREATLY appreicated guys! Thanks in advance!Start Free Trial
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Zones: Active Server Pages (ASP), Microsoft Access Database, Microsoft IIS Web Server
Tags: ASP, Internet Explorer 7, http://www.resourceimaging.com
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