Web Form

I am having a lot of difficulty looking for a web making form I can relate to.

Over a year ago I found one that seemed to suit me just right that I needed to pay for. It had a windows feel to it, looked easy to use and cost $29.95 but I dismissed this as being too good to be true and lost it. Now I regret it.

I am looking for kind of form, preferably free, that allows me to drag boxes where I want them, rename them how I like and gives auto responders where allowable.

It must have a .exe extension.
At the moment I am trialling Simfatic and CoffeeCup but all other ideas would be welcomed,

All ideas welcomed.

 

expressions 3

 

Hi Patty and David,
Both PageBreeze and Expression 3 are web site program makers.

I use both Microsoft Word and SiteSpinner http://www.virtualmechanics.com/products/spinner/ for that.

Not to worry.
Both simfactic and coffeecup and feeling good so far.

More play time needed.

 

Can you clarify, for those of us who don't a have clear picture of your question, exactly what you are trying to do? Are you looking for an HTML editor to use in developing web pages, or what?

 

I think I have found what I am looking for.
I was trying to find other programs.

You see on-line forms.
Name and address boxes on-line.
You hit submit button and await a reply.

I wass after a program that simplified these processes.
I found two I could use but wanted to see if there were others I may have missed and/ or what other folks were currently using.

 

I see. Apparently, you do not know HTML and/or javascript and so you do not code your web pages. If you're still looking for solutions, this might be an easy solution: http://www.emailmeform.com/, or this: http://www.freedback.com/

If you decide to delve into some HTML coding, this would be helpful: http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_forms.asp

 

If I wanted to put the time into learning html I could but sometimes one asks oneself why bother when there are programs that can do it all for you not least when you want something complex.

One has choices.
I don't take web design too seriously. It's more of a spare time hobby. On-line forms and pre-design add in your own information website design do not interest me.

The HTML school looks useful and has been stored in my favourites.

Thank you usafveteran.