/*******************************************************************************
*  Title: Animus Form Mailer
*  Version: 1.01
*  Author: Jon Cohen
*  Website: http://www.animusprogramming.com
********************************************************************************
*  COPYRIGHT NOTICE
*  Copyright 2010 Jon Cohen. All Rights Reserved.
*
*  This script may be used and modified free of charge by anyone
*  provided all copyright notices and links back to animusprogramming.com 
*  remain intacte   By using this code you agree to indemnify 
*  Jon Cohen from any liability that might arise from it's use.
*
*  Selling the code for this program, in part or full, without prior
*  written consent is expressly forbidden.
*
*  Removing any of the links back to my site is sleazy, and you should feel
*  bad about doing that (I did write this program and give it to you for free, 
*  and all.)  Besides, you can always buy the professional version at 
*  http://www.animusprogramming.com/pro/ which has more functionality
*  and does not link back to my site.  Leaving the links in or paying for the 
*  script helps pay my bills, ensuring that I won't starve to death -- which 
*  means more free scripts down the road.
*******************************************************************************/

Hi there!  These are the instructions for installing the script.  They should be
fairly simple, but if you have difficulty just let me know.

The first step is to determine where the script is going to live.  Really the only
consideration you need to have here is that the script will need to make and
use a data directory by the name afmd (standing for Animus Form Mailer Data),
and that directory will have to be in the same directory that the script is in.  In 
other words, if you plan to put the script in /htdocs/somedir, the script will need
to create a directory at /htdocs/somedir/afmd/ .  Make sure that you do not already
have a directory named amfd in the same place that you intend to install the 
script, and if you do, just install it somewhere else.

Now that you've chosen where the script will live, upload it.  If your software asks 
you to choose between ASCII and binary (fairly rare these days), select ASCII.  

Congratulations, it's just that easy.  Your script is now installed.

The next step is to configure it.  Open up your web browser of choice, and type
the URL of the script into the address bar.  You should get a screen asking for a
password.  The password is "password" (without quotes).  Enter it, and you're in!

The first thing that you should probably do is change the password ("password"
may be just a little too easy to guess).  To do that, scroll down to the bottom of 
your admin page and use the Change Password tool.

Now that your script is all nice and secure, it's time to enter some recipients.  Using
the form at the top of your admin page, enter the name and e-mail address of the
people that you want to be able to receive messages from your script.  You can also
decide which auto response those people should receive, and if their e-mail address
should be visible in auto responses.

Take a look at the default auto response.  If you like it as it is, skip this step.  If not, 
change it.

Move down to the setup form towards the end of the page.  If you'd like to change
the look of the script to match that of your web page, enter the information necessary
here.  You may also want to change the default reply-to address which will be used
when you don't want a recipient's e-mail to be used.

Now that you have everything configured, look at the top of the admin page.  There's
a gray box with some HTML in it.  Copy/paste this HTML into whichever pages you 
want the form to go.  Feel free to alter the HTML, but please leave the links back to 
my site intact.
