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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 20 Nov 1999.
The Reason I ask about ASCII carriage return

The Reason I ask about ASCII carriage return

I master a web site and have found a way to create a link which will create
a new mail for the user with the address, of course, but also info in the
subject line and some text in the body already filled out.

For example, click on this fictitious email link:

<mailto:ar...@aol.zom?subject=This%20works%20?body=How%20about%20that>.


Now, ideally, what I would like to do is create a link which can
automatically create numerous lines of text in the body to be used as a
membership form.

I know that there are other ways to do this same thing but this is what I
wish to try now.

It needs to be dual platform.

So, the end result will be an addressed email with the subject "Membership
App" and the first few lines of the body of the mail will be...

Name:

Address:

City, ST, Zip:

Can anyone give me further guidance or is this not an ASCII question? (I
think it is)

Best,

Dan

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From: "Daniel R. Stra" <dan...@home.zom>
Subject: The Reason I ask about ASCII carriage return
Date: 1999/11/20
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