tomt491

Folks,After posting my question about changing the size of the text that is added to the Input lines, I did some Google.com searching and came up with the following entries to add to my Styles listings. They seem to work great.<style>input {font-size:10pt}input {font-weight: 600}input {font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif}</style>Thanks for all the comments and help.Tom T.

Thanks for all the help on my previous question about adding an address to a "Submit" button. I've also been able to add a "print page" button through the help from group members. I now have another question.I've created a form using the Input commands that ask for name, address, state, etc. My computer is set to use 12 point text on a 800 x 600 screen resolution. When I hit the print screen button, everything is printed out fine, but I would like the information that people will be entering into the various boxes to be of a larger or bolder style. The whole reason for the print screen with filled in blanks is to make it easier for the Registrar of an upcoming meeting to receive registration forms that are easy to read and don't have terrible hand writing on them.Is it possible to change the size of the requested information with the addition of HTML coding? If so, can any of you point me in the right direction.Thanks in advance for any help.Tom T.

Thanks to all of you who responded to my question about adding a destination address to a "Submit" button. I'm designing a web page for a conference in which people will be able to fill in the blanks on a web page, print the page out on their printer, then mail it along with their registration fees to the Registrar. I don't believe the group is going to be able to handle Internet registrations using the "Submit" button option, but I just wanted to learn how to do it for the future.This group has already taught me a few new things about HTML coding and I'm going to enjoy taking part in the forums.Thanks again,Tom T.

I discovered this site while searching for an answer on what HTML code to use to print a web page. "Skymonkey" provided the answer to a similar question posed back in 2005. I now have another question about submitting a web page with fill in blanks.Is there an easy HTML code that can include a destination address to a "Submit" button without having to use Javascript? I have created a form with fill in blanks and now want to have people simply hit the Submit button to send their information to a particular email address.Thanks for any help.Tom T.