Is there anyway to connect aweber into muse forms

Hey all,
I've started creating this site for a client: http://adambentley1.businesscatalyst.com
And I know he wants to build his email list. I was wondering is it possible to connect aweber/mailchimp etc to the forms
I hate the forms they provide, they look too small and just look pretty bad.
Thanks Y'all
Even if I have to edit the code (post export to do this) that's fine.
Dean

Is the "they" you're referring to the Muse team or MailChimp?
Here are some example forms created entirely in Muse (from the last ~10 Muse Site-Of-The-Day winners):
http://room2183.businesscatalyst.com/#contact
http://www.ugurus.com/muse/dental
http://www.photograffix.co.uk/contact.html
http://www.westernengdesign.com/contact.html
http://www.athenasemporium.co.uk/contact-us.html
http://www.ugurus.com/muse/chiropractics
http://www.flightdeckrestaurant.net/contact-tower.html
http://www.mattpearce.co.uk/about---contact.html
I haven't personally used MailChimp, but with most e-mail campaign systems you can take the embed code for one of their forms and copy/paste it into an "Insert HTML..." object in Muse in order to have a forum that feeds into their system.
The June 17th release of Muse will add the ability to use Muse forms on most hosting providers (not just Adobe Business Catalyst).

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