A full working example can be found at http://silk.webware.co.nz/Products/Remindme

Please Note: MailMe will not send mail unless it is on an internet webpage, it will not send mail from your own computer. MailMe can be included on any internet Webpage however some host computers may not let MailMe connect to their mail servers, please try MailMe on your website, it will let you no if it can't send mail!

1: Simple setup: RegistrationID
A sample html file is included MailMe

<applet
code=afMailMe.class
width=173
height=60 >
<param name=RegistrationID value="Trial30days">
</applet>

In the simplest setup these html tags are included on the page that you wish MailMe to appear. Within the same directory as this html file you must include the two files afMailMe.class and afMail2.class.

Once you have purchased your RegistrationID enter it in as a parameter; Note: Each RegistrationID is unique and is to be used in accordance with the Single site License MailMe email will display Unregistered version if the incorrect RegistrationID is used.

"if your RegistrationID is du8765 then the following will work"

<param name=RegistrationID value="du8765">

2: Simple setup: Height Width parameters
You can change the width parameter of MailMe to suit your page. However the height parameter should always be set at 60.

<applet
code=afMailMe.class
width=173
height=60 >

<param name=RegistrationID value="Enter your RegistrationID here!">
</applet>

3:Message Parameter
MailMe can send as much or as little information as you desire. The message is placed in a text file which MailMe reads before sending to the guests email address. If you were to name this file EmailMessage.txt then then following must be added to your html file.

<applet
code=afMailMe.class
width=173
height=60 >

<param name=RegistrationID value="Enter your RegistrationID here!">

<param name=Message value="http://www.yourhost.com/yourfiles/EmailMessage.txt">

</applet>

1)The Message Parameter must be the full URL of the file which contains the message
2)The file that contains the message must be on the same host computer/domain as the MailMe applet
3)The Message file can be any text file. ASCII, See this example Mess.txt

4:Optional MailHeader Parameter
The MailHeader is the Parameter that gives the email message a title when it arrives in your guests email! If you decide to leave out MailHeader then the default title will be "A Message for you!".

<applet
code=afMailMe.class
width=173
height=60 >

<param name=RegistrationID value="Enter your RegistrationID here!">
<param name=Message value="http://www.yourhost.com/yourfiles/EmailMessage.txt">

<param name=MailHeader value="Mail from Me">

</applet>

5:Optional MailFrom Parameter
This parameter lets the person receiving the email know who to reply to for example support@silk.webware.co.nz, if you decide to leave out this parameter then the default will be the address of the recipient, it will appear as though they have sent the mail to themselves.

<applet
code=afMailMe.class
width=173
height=60 >

<param name=RegistrationID value="Enter your RegistrationID here!">
<param name=Message value="http://www.yourhost.com/yourfiles/EmailMessage.txt">
<param name=MailHeader value="Mail from Me">

<param name=MailFrom value="you@there.com">

</applet>

6:Optional ScrollExtend Parameter
MailMe has a window on it which displays messages. The default message is "MailMe by SilkWebware" if you want to add to this use the ScrollExtend parameter. You may want to tell your guests what to do or give a brief description of what you are sending them.

<applet
code=afMailMe.class
width=173
height=60 >

<param name=RegistrationID value="Enter your RegistrationID here!">
<param name=Message value="http://www.yourhost.com/yourfiles/EmailMessage.txt">
<param name=MailHeader value="Mail from Me">
<param name=MailFrom value="you@there.com">

<param name=ScrollExtend value="Let me send you some more product information">

</applet>

7:Optional ScrollColor Parameter
If you wish to change the color of the message contained within the message window you can do so using the ScrollColor parameter.You must supply your desired color in the hexidecimal color format, some examples are given later. The Color is set to "FF0000" Red by default.

<param name=ScrollColor value="0000FF"> Would give the color "true green";

Q1: Why canÆt I see MailMe on my page?
a: You may have made a mistake in the HTML tags used to embed MailMe on your page. Check both the Spelling and the Case or use the sample MailMe html file as a base.
b: Have you included the appropriate .class files in the same directory as the page containing MailMe? The following are both required.

afMailMe.class
afMail2.class

c: Are you using a Java enabled browser? Find out how to get one. Most browsers released today are Java enabled.

Q2: Why does the email message say that it was sent with an "Unregistered version!"
a: If you have not purchased a correct and specific RegistrationID please go to Silk Webware at http://silk.webware.co.nz/Order for registration details.
b: If you have a registered RegistrationID and MailMe still displays Unregistered version!, Email us at custom@silk.webware.co.nz, we will check out the problem for you.

Q3: The eMail arrives but does not contain the Message.
Instead of the message you will be sent instructions telling you what the problem is and how to fix it. Please follow these directions.

Q4: I have just changed the parameters of MailMe, but it appears the same as before.
a: You must reload the page in a new browser window, and completely clear the cache.

Q5: Why does the ScrollColor stay red?
a: You must supply the ScrollColor parameter with the appropriate color in hexidecimal format. Here are some examples, white "FFFFFF" , red "FF0000" ,green "00FF00", blue "0000FF", yellow "FFFF00", orange "FFA500", aqua "00FFFF"