From what I can see, that should be the last example you posted here.
Couldn't find a problem in that one:

Dim Body
Body = Request.Form("cust_name") & " " & Request.Form("cust_position") & " " & Request.Form("cust_organisation") & " " & Request.Form("cust_address") & " " & Request.Form("cust_telephone") & " " & Request.Form("cust_fax") & " " & Request.Form("cust_email")

If all of this is on one line, it should work.

Good luck, and I'd like to see the final code, if you want to.

Imar


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Imar Spaanjaars
Everyone is unique, except for me.

Hi Imar :)

This is the code that worked - in my yahoo browser it doesn't recognise the line spaces but will try viewing it in something else

<%
    Dim Body
    Body = "Customer name is " & Request.Form("cust_name") & vbCrLf & "Customer position is " & Request.Form("cust_position") & vbCrLf & "Customer organisation is " & Request.Form("cust_organisation") & vbCrLf & "Customer address is " & Request.Form("cust_address") & vbCrLf & "Customer telephone is " & Request.Form("cust_telephone") & vbCrLf & "Customer fax is " & Request.Form("cust_fax")

    Dim objNewMail
    Set objNewMail = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
    objNewMail.From = Request.Form("cust_email")
    objNewMail.To = "[email protected]"
    objNewMail.Subject = "This is the subject"
    objNewMail.BodyFormat = CdoBodyFormatText ' or CdoBodyFormatHTML
    objNewMail.MailFormat = CdoMailFormatMime ' or CdoMailFormatText
    objNewMail.Body = Body
    objNewMail.Send

    Set objNewMail = Nothing
%>

Thanks for all your patience and help you are a star

Steve :)

Great. Glad it worked.

Yahoo mail is HTML based, so it doesn't interpret a line feed / carriage return as a new line.

For that to work, change this:

.BodyFormat = CdoBodyFormatText ' or CdoBodyFormatHTML

to this:

.BodyFormat = CdoBodyFormatHTML

This indicates that the mail message contains HTML. Then, instead of adding a vbCrLf, you can add all kinds of fancy HTML:

Dim Body
Body = "Customer name is " & Request.Form("cust_name") & "<br> & "Customer position is " & Request.Form("cust_position") & "<br>"

This will add a simple line break between each line, but other stuff is possible too.

Depending on your target audience, you could create two e-mail routines; one that sends plain text (personally, I prefer that over HTML mail, as it usually isn't cluttered too much with colors, graphics etc) and one for HTML compatible e-mail programs like web mail systems, Outlook etc.

Cheers,

Imar


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Imar Spaanjaars
Everyone is unique, except for me.