Guestbook Star 4.43
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WebGenie Software Pty Ltd (more products...) |
| OS: | Win95/98/ME/NT 4.x/2000/XP |
| License: | Commercial |
| Price: |
$49 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 1.49 MB |
| Rating: |  Rate this program: |
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WebGenie's Guestbook*Star lets you create a guest-book and its CGI with absolutely no programming experience. Web interactivity is the essential ingredient for a successful Internet-based business, whether it is commercial, academic or social. It is imperative to know your customers' and visitors' opinion to gauge your site's success and identify future online strategies. Creating an online guest-book gives visitors to your site a user-friendly format to provide valuable feedback, at the same time reducing your efforts in collecting and recording this information. Create your own guestbook with original fields or choose from four pre-designed guestbook templates; Personal, Social, Academic, Professional. Converts an existing guestbook style form into a fully functional guestbook on your website. Every time a guestbook entry is made the program can be set to notify you with the visitor's name, email and address. Customizable background, color, title and fields. Automatically adds the user to your mailing list. Sends a personalized thank you note via email. Specifies mandatory fields. Hide/show the user's email address in the guestbook (only you will get to see them). Hide/show the guestbook to the visitor Registered users have the option to use WebGenie's Guestbook Server to run their guestbooks. Create a web form, using one of your favourite HTML editors and convert into a guestbook or let the software create a guestbook form which you can later edit. ZDNet's 5 Star award: "Guestbook Star creates a form with multiple data-entry areas to let visitors to your Web site quickly and easily register"
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