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Your guestbook control panel possesses extremely powerful features enabling you to completely and absolutely customize your guestbook. You can even have your guestbook display different output depending on what users post. This document should help you to get the most out of it. You might want to print it out since it is quite comprehensive and some sections are based on each other.

UPDATE: Getting Spammed?
Using a random code generator script, in order to post to your guestbook, the user must retype the randomly generated code which appears in your guestbook above the submit button. Example our demo: http://www.kbnet.com/book/html/x.html

The full version uses ARIAL font and contains the following fields: Your Name, Your Email Address, Your Homepage Address, Your Comments (Sorry no HTML tags). These are the standard fields provided with new guestbooks. Copy this code in your Control Panel's Input Form HTML Window. ** NOTE: this will remove all other fields you may have. See below to modify only the submit button. Download code here: http://www.kbnet.com/book/1spamFullVersion.txt

The short version should replace your SUBMIT button code only in your Control Panel's Input Form HTML Window. Reminder: Make sure your closing font tags are still available. Download code here: http://www.kbnet.com/book/1spamCodeGeneratorOnly.txt

Please note that these scripts do not work on Mozilla web browsers and are built for use on guestbooks using 'name', 'email', 'url', 'comments' fields. If you use additional fields, you must modify the code appropriately. Otherwise, the code will not work. Sorry, we cannot customize this code for free.

In either case, you may add or delete appropriate words to the filter in order to fully customize it for your needs. Just follow the syntax in the code with quotes and commas.

Overview of the Control Panel and Guestbook Server
All Options Described
Customizing Input Form and Output Templates
Experts: Global Variables and conditional "IF" Syntax
Examples of Input Forms and Output Templates

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Overview of the Control Panel

You can change your guestbook to anything you would like it to be, but before you start editing your templates you should understand the basics of HTML and the idea of creating a document on the fly.

Your guestbook html is created new each time somebody posts a message in your guestbook or you change the templates or options in your guestbook control panel. Your database together with your setup file provide the information to this process. So if either one is updated, your HTML File must change, too.
The advantage of this setup is that you have the input form section ("Sign my Guestbook") and your guestbook entries listing ("View my Guestbook") in one document and your actual guestbook consists of one or more HTML files versus a database program, boosting speed and reliability.

Since your setup file is separate from your database file, you can change your template as you wish without affecting the data of entries posted. You have full flexibility with this method. You can, for example, have a field "Where are from" in your input form, and not display it in the listing of posted messages. The data that is provided for this field will be saved in your database and forwarded to you by e-mail (if you selected the option), but it would only be displayed if you include it in the Output Template. You can switch between displaying it and not displaying it without affecting the data that is there.

Besides the four general fields (Name, E-Mail, URL, Comments) you have the option to define 10 fields for yourself. Now it gets tricky: Once you define a certain field (Let's say field #1 is "Where are you from"), the data people post will be saved as field #1 in your database. If you ever decide that you don't want "Where are you from" anymore, the data people posted will still remain in your database as field #1. You don't need to display it but it is there, so you can't just switch and make field#1 "How Did You Find Us?". Editing your templates is not as hard as you may think, just look at the samples. Your templates are already created in the registration process (dependent on the layout you chose), so you just need to edit them. You can also easily copy and paste the samples into the fields in your control panel.

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All Options described

The Color Control Panel:

Here you can change the colors and background of your guestbook. We have a small library of colors and backgrounds prepared for your use. If you want to use a background that is not in the library, just provide the URL in the Textfield and hit "save color changes". When you choose colors or a background from the library, your control panel will reload with the adjusted colors but will not change them in your guestbook until you hit "save color changes."

Customize Guestbook Layout and Info:

HTML Templates<.
- These are different sections of your guestbook document(s). You can include any html you wish, but stay in the section's boundaries, meaning don't overlap e.g. the Header and the input form HTML sections because it would get messy and wouldn't work. Remember to write images in absolute terms (http://) and don't forget closing HTML tags! In all of the HTML forms, including the "Thank You" and "Unsuccessful Post" you can use the conditional "if" syntax for global variables. There is an advanced syntax for the Input and Output HTML sections, with which you can have conditional display depending on user's inputs.
  Please recognize, that these templates consist of actual HTML, so if you want to copy and paste from other homepages you need to copy and paste from the document source and not the text displayed in the browser.
  If you have problems, please contact us.
Other Output Information
- Guestbook Title. In most browsers the title is displayed in the head of the browser window. If somebody makes a bookmark to your guestbook, this will be the name it is called by.
- Language of Footer & Date Format. This is the language that is used for the footer of the guestbook (With the counters, and the KB Guestbook Server Link). More languages are coming soon.
- How Many Entries on 1st Page. This is the number of entries that are displayed on the first page below the input section of your guestbook. If you choose 0 here, the "Header Above Entries" will not display, and you can have your guestbook divided into "View Guestbook" and "Sign Guestbook". One link would be http://..../GuestbookFilename.html and the other http://..../GuestbookFilename_1.html
  The default here is 20. We do not advise to display more than 40 entries on the first page since some browsers (e.g. Internet Explorer) will not display the input fields on top of the document before the entire document is loaded.
- How Many Entries on 2nd and Following Pages. This is the number of entries that are displayed on all other pages but the first. Generally, users like to go for high numbers here such as 60 or 80. The default is 60, and the maximum is 100 entries at a time.
- Input Form Only on 1st Page. If you would like to have the input form section of your guestbook in all the pages, choose "yes" here. The default is "no" since you can easily put in a link the following pages to go back to the the input form on the first page.
- Input Form Before or After Entries. You can display the input form section of your guestbook above the entries in the page(s) or below them. You could include a link in the header HTML pointing to the input form below the entries on the bottom of the page(s). The default is "Above Entries".
- Separator between entries. This is the easy way to have a separator between your entries. If you want a graphic or something else between your entries, choose "<BR>" and include the information (e.g. an Image Tag) in the Output HTML Template. This way it'll be displayed with each entry as well.
- Receive Automatic E-Mails After Posts. If you like to be automatically notified by e-mail when somebody posts an entry in your guestbook, choose "yes" here. The default is yes and you can turn it on or off whenever you feel like it.
- Receive Monthly Server Update. Once a month we will send out a summary of what' going on at the KB Guestbook Server, including changes, updates, and new features of the server programs. Choose "no" if you happy that your guestbook works and really don't care what's going on.
- Receive HTML Backups by E-mail This option is for you if you still don't trust our reliability. We do make daily backups of all the guestbooks and programs on the server but if you like to get a copy of the HTML documents of your guestbook automatically each two or four weeks you can switch here. The dates when the e-mails are send out to you depend on the date you registered (e.g. if you registered on a Monday you'll receive the e-mails on every second or fourth Monday thereafter) Each guestbook document is send in an individual e-mail. The default for this option is "none".
- Your E-mail Address (not public). Here you can specify your current e-mail address. You can specify more than one e-mail address by separating them with commas (e.g. kb@kbnet.com, lisa@kbnet.com). Make sure you have an accurate address here, or you will not receive server updates and/or automatic e-mails from the server. Any e-mails send to wrong addresses are lost, and will not be recovered.
- Your E-mail Address (Displayed in Guestbook). This is the contact email address of yours that is displayed in the footer of your guestbook as administrative contact. If you choose not to display your e-mail address, you can enter "none" here and the entire sentence "Administered by ..." will be in in the footer of your guestbook.
- Allow HTML Tags in Entries. Depending on the use of your guestbook, graphics, blink tags, and other HTML tags in posted entries can be extremely distracting. You can switch it on or off at any time, but the images and tags posted in messages will still display in the "off" mode if they were posted in the "on" mode. You would need to manually delete the tag with "Modify Entry" if you decide not to have them in there anymore. If you have this option enabled see our "Tips & Tricks of the week" section on our homepage for a performance improvement tip. The default is "no".
- Allow Line Breaks in Comments. If you select "no" here, all the line breaks of the posted comments are taken out, concatenating the individual lines with only a space. If you have it on "yes," somebody could theoretically post an empty message with 20 line breaks which would all be displayed in your guestbook, but we haven't heard of any problems regarding this. The default and recommended value is "yes."
- Display Entries Entries in Reverse Order. By default, the last posted entry is displayed first. If you would like the oldest entries to be displayed first, and the latest at the end, choose "yes" here.
- Fields Required for Successful Post. Here you can tell the server program for which fields values are needed in order to be a valid post. The field names correspond to the field names in the Input Form HTML and are separated by commas. If any of the fields do not contain a value, the "Unsuccessful Post" HTML is outputted and the entry is not added to your database. The default is "name" and "comments."
- Text or Graphic to Fill in for Message Reply. In your control panel you have the option to reply to a guestbook post. If you'd like to have a consistent header for your reply, specify it here. It can be any HTML (e.g. a graphic) or text you would like. Don't forget to put a <BR< at the beginning and the end. The default is a line of equal signs and a capitalized "reply" all in text.

Entries Modify/Delete and Reply

The entries of your guestbook are displayed just as they are displayed in the guestbook itself with the addition of the "Reply", "Modify", "delete" links and the checkbox for "global delete".

With the "Modify" link you can edit the name, e-mail, url, and comments fields of that particular entry. Due to the enormous flexibility that you have with the HTML Templates it would be far to complex to implement the option to change all the fields from the entry. Data integrity preserved: The data of those extra fields , which you may have customized, will not be affected by the changes you make on the standard fields.
The "Reply" link leads essentially to the same screen as the "Modify" link, but with the exception that the "Text or Graphic to Fill in For Message Reply" is automatically added to the message for a consistent reply header within your guestbook.
With the "Delete" link you can delete individual messages in your guestbook without affecting others. If you delete an entry... after you give your o.k. to deletion, it's gone. No recycle bin :-)!
The "Global Delete" checkbox is for deleting several messages at one time. When you browse through the messages and there are several you'd like to delete, just checkmark these, go to the very bottom of the page and click on "Multiple Delete Now."

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Customizing Input Form and Output Templates

Sounds simple: Input form is what goes in and Output is what comes out, but there is a lot more to it, and I want you to get the most out of it. Don't be intimidated by the syntax of the output template, it is actually quite simple.

Input Form -- ** Beginners & Intermediate ** --

Let's look at the input section of your guestbook. The Input HTML Form has HTML tags for a field. Let's take an actual field name: "email" This tag could look something like:
<INPUT TYPE="Text" NAME="email">

This tag will be displayed in your guestbook as a text input field where people can enter their e-mail address. Any information posted in that field will be saved in your database as field "email".

There are 14 predefined fields altogether:
"name", "email", "url", "comments", "xfield1", "xfield2", "xfield3", "xfield4", "xfield5", "xfield6", "xfield7", "xfield8", "xfield9", "xfield10"

The 10 "xfield" fields are for you to create your own stuff. For example you might want to have an option for people to leave the name of their hometown. The HTML line in your Input Form HTML could look something like this:

What's Your Hometown: <INPUT TYPE=Text NAME=xfield1><BR>

It does not matter under which fieldname you save a certain piece of information, but you should start out with the lower fields ("xfield1","xfield2",etc.) because the upper fields will have advanced options in future versions (as described in the "Input Form for Experts" section)

Input Form -- ** Experts ** --

Now, after touching the tip of the iceberg in the previous section I want to describe how you can make your form more than just boring text input fields. Make sure you are comfortable with the concept of Input (Input Form HTML) and Output (Output Template) of your guestbook before preceding. Besides text fields, HTML offers four kinds of form input, namely option boxes, textareas, option toggles, and check boxes. Our demo version contains a table with six pull down boxes. You can use the HTML below to recreate in a six column table.

Option boxes Sample Output:

HTML for Input Form:

How Did You find Us: <SELECT NAME="xfield5" SIZE=1>
  <OPTION>Just Surfed Around
  <OPTION>I really don't know
  <OPTION SELECTED>Some Search Engine
  <OPTION>Friend Told Me
</SELECT>

Text-Areas Sample Output:

HTML for Input Form:

Tell me ALL Your Secrets: <BR>
<TEXTAREA NAME="xfield5" ROWS=3 COLS=60>
  If you want, you can preset the textarea's contents.
</TEXTAREA>

Option Toggles Sample Output:

HTML for Input Form:

  <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="xfield5" VALUE="-18">0 to 18<BR>
  <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="xfield5" VALUE="19-50" CHECKED>19 to 50<BR>
  <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="xfield5" VALUE="50-">50 Plus<BR>

Check Boxes Sample Output:

HTML for Input Form:

  <INPUT TYPE="CheckBox" NAME="xfield5"> The Summer was hot.
  <INPUT TYPE="CheckBox" NAME="xfield6" CHECKED> The Winter was cold.

In all the examples I used the fields "xfield5" or "xfield6" to store the data. You can choose any of the ten "xfield" fields but for future versions of the control panel, we plan on implementing statistical analysis for your guestbook database. That is a listing of how often a certain option was chosen. This obviously doesn't work with text or textarea fields, so this analysis will be based on the fields "xfield4" through "xfield10". Therefore, choose a lower "xfield" than 4 for text boxes and textareas, and 4 through 10 for option boxes, toggles, and check boxes

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Entries Output Template -- Beginner and Intermediate --

Well, up to this point we get the data in the data into the database, but how do we get it out? First of all, let's make sure we know what the Output template represents.
When your guestbook is created on-the-fly your database is read entry by entry and outputted into HTML entry by entry. The Output HTML template decides how these entries are formatted, so the template really shows the format of all posted entries in your guestbook. The template itself is a mixture between regular HTML and special fields. The special fields are substituted with the information from your database entry by entry. That is the reason why you only need to edit this one form. Its format is representative for all entries.

The predefined fields explained in the Input Form Help correspond to the predefined fields of the output Template in the following manner: The value of "xfield1" in the input form HTML corresponds to <_XFIELD1> in the output template (_XFIELD1 needs to be capitalized and in brackets!).

Here is the list of the basic fields:
<_NAME>, <_EMAIL>, <_URL>, <_COMMENTS>, <_XFIELD1>, <_XFIELD2>, <_XFIELD3>, <_XFIELD4>, <_XFIELD5>, <_XFIELD6>, <_XFIELD7>, <_XFIELD8>, <_XFIELD9>, <_XFIELD10>, <_HYPER_EMAIL>, <_HYPER_URL>

All the fields correspond exactly to the fields in the input form as described above, except <_HYPER_EMAIL> and <_HYPER_URL> which will be displayed as hyperlinks in your Guestbook HTML. In your output template, they could be derived from the other fields, but why make life hard?
Just for your understanding, here are the equivalents:

<_HYPER_EMAIL> could be expressed as <A HREF="mailto:<_EMAIL>"> <_EMAIL></A>

<_HYPER_URL> could be expressed as <A HREF="<_URL>"> <_URL></A>

If a field does not contain any value, nothing will displayed for that field in the HTML of your guestbook. So if you decide to add a category/field in the Input Form, previous guestbook entries will not list any value for that field.

Entries Output Template -- ** Expert ** --

Use of Double Angle Brackets. Well, so far so good but if somebody doesn't post a value in one of the fields and in the output this field is the only one on the line, you would have an ugly blank line in your output. Let's take the url field as an example, since it is the most common. Not everybody has a homepage url.
One line in your output template would read:
<_HYPER_URL><BR>
If no url is provided, the HTML tag <BR> will still show up in your guestbook output, causing a blank gap. That is the reason for another set of special fields, which have the same names as the ones described above but have two bracket around them (e.g.<<_HYPER_URL>> or <<XFIELD1>>).
So the one-liner in you output template should read:
<<_HYPER_URL>>
which does a line break after the field if (and only if) the field contains a value. All other fields work the same way, just use the double brackets if you don't want a line break after an empty field.

Conditional Output Display With "IF" Syntax. This is definitely one of the most powerful features of the KB Guestbook Server. You can display different output depending on the input your users provide. You could for example have a selection field in your input form with "Which country are you from?" and depending on the country the user chooses display a graphic with the country's flag next to the entry in the listing. The possibilities are virtually unlimited. Be creative, because it gives your guestbook a very special touch!
The syntax is relatively simple, but strict. For all the fields that you can use in your output template (e.g. < _NAME>, <_EMAIL>, <_XFIELD1>) you have a corresponding "IF" tag such as <IF _XFIELD1==value> or <IF _XFIELD1!=value>, where == represents "is equal to" and != means "is NOT equal to". value is the value you are asking for. Depending on the result of the (in)equation, all the HTML between the "IF" tag and the closing </IF> tag will be displayed or skipped completely. Below are a few examples with a description of their action. Recognize, that these represent only small parts of an output template.

You got a fast Server!<BR>
</IF>
--> If the answer to the question stored in xfield1 is "fast," the text "You got a fast Server!" and a line break <BR> will be displayed.

<IMG SRC="http://www.xxx.com/pieces.gif">
</IF>
--> If the answer to the question stored in xfield5 is "Pieces," the graphic pieces.gif will be displayed.

<_XFIELD6><BR>
</IF>
--> If there is any input for xfield5, display it with a line break <BR> behind it. Recognize that this inequality is the same as <<_XFIELD5>>.

<IMG SRC="http://www.xxx.com/title.gif"><BR>
</IF>
--> If the value stored in xfield5 is NOT "Loved it!", display the graphic "title.gif".

What to Watch Out For. The syntax is very strict. There must not be any spaces between the field names, the operator (==,!=), and the values. You can't use nested "IF's" ("IF" within an "IF"), and the field names and values are CasE SensiTive! Most mistakes and problems arise from not matching the values in the "IF" statements exactly with the values specified in the Input Form HTML. And don't forget the closing </IF> tag.

You don't need to display all the values gathered through the input form. It does not matter, whether you display certain fields, the values in the database are not affected. An example would be if you want to gather some statistical data that really doesn't nicely fit in the listing of posted entries. As aforementioned, future versions of the control panel will have a statistical tool and you can evaluate that data despite not displaying it.

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Experts: Global Variables and Conditional "IF" Syntax

Global Variables

Global Variables. Global variables can be used in every single HTML Template except the "Unsuccessful Submission" one. You can use these tags anywhere in your HTML and don't need to surround them by brackets or spaces. The values of these tags will be calculated or derived for each page of your guestbook and substitute the actual tag when the HTML of your guestbook is generated. Below is a list of the tags and their description. If there is no value for a tag, an empty string is returned (e.g. _PREVIOUS_PAGE_URL displayed on the first page of your guestbook would be empty ("") since there is no page before the first one)

_TOTAL_ENTRIES	Displays the total number of entries posted in your guestbook.
_PAGELIST	Lists the page numbers of all guestbook page next to each other with each number being the referring link to the corresponding page. See sample in KB Feedback guestbook.
_CURRENT_FROM_NUM	This is the number of the first entry of the current page in your guestbook. If you are displaying entries 11 to 50, the value would be 11. Unlike _TOTAL_ENTRIES, this value as well as all the following change with each page of your guestbook.
_CURRENT_TO_NUM	The number of the last entry on the current page.
_CURRENT_PAGE_URL	The URL for the current guestbook page. If the name of your guestbook is "sissy" and you are on the first page, the value for _CURRENT_PAGE_URL would be "http://www.kbnet.com/book/html/mybookname.html".
_PREVIOUS_FROM_NUM	This is the number of the first entry in the previous guestbook page. On the first page the value for this field is always 0, since there is no previous page.
_PREVIOUS_TO_NUM	The number of the last entry in the previous guestbook page. Just as with the _PREVIOUS_FROM_NUM the value is 0 on the first page.
_PREVIOUS_PAGE_URL	The URL-address of the previous page. An empty string ("") if displayed on the first page.
_NEXT_FROM_NUM	The number of the first entry on the next guestbook page. If there is no following page, the value is 0.
_NEXT_TO_NUM	The number of the last entry on the next guestbook page. 0 if there is no next page.
_NEXT_PAGE_URL	The URL of the following guestbook page. If there is no following page, the value is empty ("").
_FIRST_PAGE_URL	The URL of the very first page in your guestbook. This is useful when you want lead people back to the input form on the first page.
_LAST_PAGE_URL	The URL of the very last page in your guestbook. Also very useful for navigation.
_PREVIOUS_NUM_ENTRIES	This is the number of entries displayed in the previous guestbook page.
_CURRENT_NUM_ENTRIES	Number of entries displayed on the current page.
_NEXT_NUM_ENTRIES	Number of entries that are on the next guestbook page.

Conditional "IF" Syntax. Just as you can use the 'IF' Syntax in the Output Template with the Output Variables, you can use syntax for global variables in all HTML templates except the "Unsuccessful Submission" one. The syntax is:

     <IF _Global_Variable==value>
       Execute this statement!
     </IF>

<_Global_Variable> is any of the above described tags. Value is the value that is asked for. With == you are asking for this value to equal to the value of the global variable, with != you are asking it to be unequal.
So if you wanted to display a special graphic e.g. in your Thank you note for the 1000th entry, you would do it like this:

     <IF _TOTAL_ENTRIES==1000>
        Wow, 1000 entries!!! <img src="http://./.graphic.gif">
     </IF>

Cut & Paste Examples of Input Form/Output Template

KB Guestbook Standard Layout (See Demo)

Input Form HTML:

<font face="ARIAL">
Your Name:
<br>
<input type=text name=name size=30 value=""><Br>
Your E-mail Address:<Br>
<input type=text name=email size=40 value=""><Br>
Your Homepage Address:<Br>
<input type=text name=url size=40 max=50 value="http://"><Br>
Your Comments (Sorry, no HTML Tags):
<Br>
<textarea name=comments COLS=60 ROWS=4></textarea><p>
<input type=submit name= "submit" value="Submit Entry">
</font>

Entries Output Template:


<font face="ARIAL">
  <_DATE> <BR>
  <strong> <_NAME> </strong> <_HYPER_EMAIL> <Br>
  <<_HYPER_URL>>
  <<_COMMENTS>>
</font>

KB Guestbook Enhanced Layout #1 (See Demo)

Input Form HTML:

<center>
<table border width=600>
  <tr>
    <th>Grade</th><th>Content</th><th>Speed</th>
    <th>Graphics</th><th>Visit</th><th>Return</th>
  </tr>
  <tr>
    <td align=center>
      <SELECT NAME="xfield5" SIZE=1>
      <OPTION SELECTED>A<OPTION>B<OPTION>C<OPTION>D<OPTION>F</SELECT>
    </td>
    <td align=center>
      <SELECT NAME="xfield6" SIZE=1>
      <OPTION SELECTED>+++<OPTION>++ -<OPTION>+ - -<OPTION>- - -</SELECT>
    </td>
    <td align=center>
      <SELECT NAME="xfield7" SIZE=1>
      <OPTION SELECTED>Fast<OPTION>O.K.<OPTION>Sluggish</SELECT>
    </td>
    <td align=center>
      <SELECT NAME="xfield8" SIZE=1>
      <OPTION SELECTED>Perfect!<OPTION>Needs More<OPTION>Too much</SELECT>
    </td>
    <td align=center>
      <SELECT NAME="xfield9" SIZE=1><OPTION>1 min<OPTION>5 min
        <OPTION SELECTED>10 min<OPTION>20+ min</SELECT>
    </td>
    <td align=center>
      <SELECT NAME="xfield10" SIZE=1>
        <OPTION SELECTED>Yes!<OPTION>Maybe<OPTION>No</SELECT>
    </td>
  </tr>
</table><Br>
</center>
<font face="ARIAL">
  Your Name: <BR>
  <input type=text name=name size=30 value=""><Br>
  Your E-mail Address: <BR>
  <input type=text name=email size=40 value=""><Br>
  Your Homepage Address: <BR>
  <input type=text name=url size=40 max=50 value="http://"><Br>
  How did you find us: 
  <select name=xfield4 size ="1">
    <OPTION>Just Surfed Around
    <OPTION>Yahoo Search
    <OPTION>Friend
    <OPTION>Other...
  </SELECT><BR>
  Where are you from: 
    <input type=text name=xfield1 size=30 max=50 value=""><Br>
  Your Comments (Sorry, no HTML Tags):<Br>
  <textarea name=comments COLS=60 ROWS=4></textarea><p>
  </font>
<input type=submit name= "submit" value="Submit Entry">

Entries Output Template:

<center>
<table border=1 width=600>
  <TR>
    <th>Grade</th> <th>Content</th><th>Speed</th>
    <th>Graphics</th><th>Visited</th><th>Return</th><th>Referred by</th>
  </TR>
  <TR>
    <TD><_XFIELD5></td><td><_XFIELD6></td><td><_XFIELD7></td>
    <td><_XFIELD8></td><td><_XFIELD9></td><td><_XFIELD10></td>
    <td><_XFIELD4></td>
  </tr>
</table>
</center><BR>
<font face="ARIAL">
  <_DATE> <BR>
  <strong> <_NAME> </strong> <_HYPER_EMAIL> from <_XFIELD1><BR>
  <<_HYPER_URL>>
  <<_COMMENTS>>
</font>

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