Simplest way to create a web form

hi
what's the simplest way to create a web form?
i dont want to use action of mailto:.
the components like aspmail are complicated.
i teach a class of teenagers to create a simple html page
(notepad) and i need a simple form proccessor
thanks
lenny

The simplest would be to use a form processor that can handle
unlimited fields without additional coding. All you need to worry
about is correctly naming the send to address and subject form
fields. The processor loops through the form object and takes care
of all of the form fields. I don't know of a free script off hand,
but check out hotscripts. Most can use cdonts or cdosys.
http://www.hotscripts.com/ASP/Scripts_and_Components/Form_Processors/index.html

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