Thank you for replying. I am certainly open to any mail script, and I tried the one you suggested. Though I have not worked through it intensively, my intial test (http://thrall.library.hope.edu/~dahm/sample_form.html) provided the same script header error.
I also attempted a simple form that would only post the data to another website, and that failed as well. Strangely, my "hello, world" program works find.
Does the fault lie with the server? We're running a recent version of RedHat Linux with an Apache webserver. Is there any kind of settings that I should make sure are correct?
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