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Subscribe.cgi 1.0 details
Subscribe.cgi 1.0 details
Developer:
redtempest.com
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Version:
1.0
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Unix
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Date updated:
2008-03-10
Subscribe.cgi description
Subscribe.cgi is a fully cusotmizable mailing list script with the ability to incorperate template files for html output. Using Subscribe is very easy. There is a full readme file included, so its easy to configure.
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