Receiving Customer E-Mail

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The final Web page in Jerry's On-line Bookmall is a simple HTML page with a link that, when clicked, opens the visitor's e-mail client and places the specified e-mail address in the address field. Although this page contains no JavaScript, I am listing it here to give you a complete view of all the pages in this Web site.

 <HTML>   <HEAD>     <TITLE>Script 5.18 - email page</TITLE>   </HEAD>   <BODY>     <TABLE BORDER="0" WIDTH="590">       <TR>         <TD>           <IMG BORDER="0" HEIGHT="78" SRC="bstorelogo.jpg" WIDTH="636">            <CENTER>             <BR>             <BR>             <BR>             <BR>             <H3>If you have any suggestions or comments we would appreciate hearing from you.</H3>              <P><B>Please email us at:</B><A HREF="mailto:jlf04@yahoo.com">jlf04@yahoo.com</P>             <BR>             <BR>             <BR>             <BR>             <BR>             <BR>             <BR>             [ <A HREF="script 5.8.html">Main Menu</A> ]             [ <A HREF="script 5.10.html">Bookstore</A> ]             [ <A>Email Us</A> ]           </CENTER>         </TD>       </TR>     </TABLE>   </BODY> </HTML>

Figure 5.20 shows what the e-mail page looks like when loaded.

Figure 5.20. Every good Web site provides a way for visitors to communicate with the site's owner; e-mail provides the easiest solution.

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