I actually uploaded and implemented the FormMail script upon the suggestion of hypermart who is hosting my site. I did not bother to 'look under the hood'. This was stupid, I admit, but I know that Hypermart intercepts outgoing mail from their servers and sends it only to the registered site administrator anyway.

I wanted to make a change to the code and get rid of the god-awful ugly 'echo-of-form-variables' that comes back to you when you submit. Looking at the code I noticed no CGI! It was a bunch of hard coded html sprawled everywhere. I couldn't modify it. The only thing I could reuse out of the entire thing was the path to Hypermart's q-mail inject program.

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