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Thanks very much for the reply, I appreciate the time. But, I'm pretty sure it wasn't server-side, it was just client side. Now granted, my memory might be off as this was a little while ago, but I'd swear on dear ol' Aunt Petunia that it was so...

I'll admit this might be a CSS thing, but as far as I can recall from the class I took it was either HTML or XHTML.I'm creating a page with a form. The submit button for the form should, of course, submit the information the user has entered. However, I don't want to have the form use a user's default mail client (like Outlook or such), since I know several users who won't have one set up.I would swear on it that there is a way, through X/HTML (or as I said, maybe css) that allows you to pass POP3 information and have the form use a programmer-specified email client.Am I completely off here, or is anyone familiar with that?