Sending Email with Subject?

Hi - creating a button for the user to send an email to technical support..  Anyway to pre-populate the Email subject?
Maybe with Javascript?

Hi,
I think Rick answered this in a earlier post, but if you couldn't find it, here's what I would do.
Use the On Success, Send Email option. Immediately following the email address, type ?subject= then type your subject, using %20 wherever you want a space (Captivate will get confused if you use spaces).
For example,
[email protected]?subject=My%20training%20is%20complete
When they click the button, an email addressed to [email protected] will be created. And the subject line will read: My training is complete.
Hope this helps.
ERR229

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