Thanks for answering. Is this what you're saying? Someone clicks the live link, their email program
window comes up, 
the person writes an email, clicks send, and the email is automatically sent to the addressee--without any need to add 
a script to the code that DW has written?
Joy Bower


> That's all you have to do just insert a valid email address.
> When you look at the page in a browser, any one including yourself should be
> able to click the live link. This will automatically load  up the person's
> default email program.
> 
> FB
> 
> your
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Joy Bower" <jbower@m...>
> To: "Dreamweaver" <dreamweaver@p...>
> Sent: Tuesday, March 12, 2002 10:38 PM
> Subject: [dreamweaver] How do you connect email links in a Dreamweaver 4
> site with the email addressee?
> 
> 
> > Hi folks,
> > I've built a site in Dreamweaver 4 and have inserted email links on
> various pages using their "Insert Email Links"
> > feature. Is there anything else I have to do (add a script of some kind?)
> so that a user can send us email and it will
> > arrive in the mailbox of the addressee? I'm not a programmer, so please
> explain in plain english. I've looked in the
> > DW4 manual and various other places, but nothing is said about this. I
> know you used to have to insert a script into the
> > code in DW3, but do you have to do it in DW4? For all I know, Macromedia
> may have made it unneccessary. If I do
> > need a script, will someone please recommend a good, stable, reliable,
> easy to use script, where to get it and where to
> > get good instructions how to employ it. I am forever grateful for your
> help.
> > VTY,
> > Joy Bower
> >
> $subst('Email.Unsub').
>