Simply click on your browser's back key and you will return here. Once your input file and form are done, you can create your template file. The template file is a straight text file - so do not include any html header commands in the file. The template file consists of several sections, each one terminated by a single period as the only character in a line by itself. The first section sets up defaults and variables.
Variables defined here are similar to hidden variables transmitted from the form.
This describes the output to be placed into an e-mail message or written to a file. This is an e-mail header. You need to make sure that you spell the tag names the same in your input file and in your template file for mail merge to work properly. Case is important in these variable names. Here's another version on the query.tmp file which can be used to create a query page rather than sending the query via e-mail.