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This is a fairly simple problem in ASP.NET, you can use either the paid (Visual Studio) or the Express edition (you could download that and try it out).<br />
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This is a fairly simple problem in ASP.NET, you can use either the paid (Visual Studio) or the Express edition (you could download that and try it out).



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I need to create a simple web &quot;form&quot; which will allow a user to enter information in predefined fields, then upon completion, the user clicks &quot;submit&quot;. &nbsp;The form should then capture all the entered information and email it somewhere. <br />
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I can't use JAVASCRIPT however, as I don't want the form to simply open the user's email client. &nbsp;I would like this to be all server-driven. &nbsp;I'm guessing I will need a server-side app/applet to handle the transport, but I'm unclear on how to implement that easily. &nbsp;<br />
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Are there off the shelf, free or paid server packages that could do this? &nbsp;We are a Windows Server 2003/2008 shop - with IIS web hosts; &nbsp;no UNIX/Linux servers. &nbsp;Any help is much appreciated.
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I need to create a simple web "form" which will allow a user to enter information in predefined fields, then upon completion, the user clicks "submit".  The form should then capture all the entered information and email it somewhere. 

I can't use JAVASCRIPT however, as I don't want the form to simply open the user's email client.  I would like this to be all server-driven.  I'm guessing I will need a server-side app/applet to handle the transport, but I'm unclear on how to implement that easily.  

Are there off the shelf, free or paid server packages that could do this?  We are a Windows Server 2003/2008 shop - with IIS web hosts;  no UNIX/Linux servers.  Any help is much appreciated.

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