New Muse Contact Form Widget

I was thrilled to discover that the Muse team has created a contact form widget. finaly!!!
(http://tv.adobe.com/watch/cs6-creative-cloud-feature-tour-for-design/creating-contact-form s-in-adobe-muse/)
Now I have two questions, in order to get those new widget features I'll probably need to update my version of Muse. right? If so, where can I do it?
Second thing, in the linked video the man mentioned that these options are only avilable for those who publish there websites through Business
Catalyst. Is it the truth? if it is this is so upsetting!!!
Although I am working on my first site with Muse so I'm able to publish it with BC for free, but it is an outrage! as a person who bought only Adobe Muse (and
not Creative Cloud pack) I was going to publish all of my sites on third-party server!
I am now wondering is there a way to do something about that? Is there a way to make the wonderful new widget work on any published site?
Thanks in advance (-:

Hello,
Yes, this feature is coming in the new beta of Muse which will be released soon. I'll be posting instructions for participating in the Muse beta shortly.
In regards to the functionality of the upcoming contact forms feature, Zak clarified this will only work with Business Catalyst in the following thread:
Form widget
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1040950
...the form functionality coming in 2.0 it targeted primarily at contact forms. If you have "quite a large form" then you will likely still want/need to use a different solution.
The new form functionality uses standard HTML/CSS for the form, but form processing requires integration with server-side code. What will be part of Muse 2.0 works with Adobe Business Catalyst. In order to use the form with some other back-end server solution, the code output from Muse would have to be altered.
Best regards,
Corey

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