*Yawn* I said After that you gotta read/configure TFmail and it will do what you want. Do I have to be sure? Could you have made sure? 
confirmation_template       - If this field is set then it must be the
                              name of an email template that will be u
+sed
                              to send a mail back to the user confirmi
+ng
                              their submission.  CAUTION: since the us
+er
                              could give any email address (not just t
+heir
                              own) and submit repeatedly, there is a r
+isk that
                              some nasty person will use this to mailb
+omb
                              a third party.  Only switch this on if y
+ou
                              really need it.  Template directives tha
+t
                              depend on user input will be disabled fo
+r this
                              template, so that this feature can't be 
+used to
                              send SPAM.  Default: no confirmation ema
+il.

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In reply to Re^3: Setup problem by PodMaster
in thread Setup problem by dvdj

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