PHP has a function made for this exact purpose.

Mail($to, $subject, $body)

Do some research on it, it's not hard to use.

I'm afraid that didn't work, anyone else?

If you didn't set up the smtp settings in your php.ini file, it won't work. Check the SMTP and smtp_port settings.

If you're determined not to use the mail function or need something more advanced, try phpMailer.

Good luck,
- Walkere

Thank you for your reply, but what do I put for the smtp settings. Would it have something to do with my Internet service provider, would it be localhost? I'm confused

btw (I don't have an email client on windows)

I've never set one up on a windows server, but I would assume you would use your ISP's SMTP server. This is usually "smtp.isp.com" or "mail.isp.com" or some such thing. For example, mine is "mail.optonline.net" for Optimum Online.

This would be the same server you'd use to set up an e-mail client... if you used one =)

- Walkere

Crap, is this a lot simpler to set up using linux then?

No I'm not getting anywhere with this.

I think my mail SMTP is mail.btinternet.com

It returned successful when I did a telnet on port 25.

Start > run > (type in cmd)
telent mail.btinternet.com 25
I changed my php.ini file to match this, restarted the services yet I still get an authentication problem. I think it is because I don't have an email client....

OK if I use a linux server, which is feasible, although my mom is gonna screw at me for wiping off windows LOL, does this avoid the problems regarding SMTP setting etc?

Thanx in advance.