Hi there.I found this link to information that is similar to yours.Emailing test resultsThe solution (found at the bottom of that Post, suggests that a better method would be to send the data to a database that your administrator would be able to search and view at their convenience, without having to check e-mail. The database would serve as a repository for reports or even creating a certificate for users.I use the database method and it makes life easier. Search "Sending results to database" or just "database". When setting up your test, you would indicate under the Results tab, "Submit Test to CGI program" which would be your .asp program with the file that would insert the data either in a Access or SQL database. Under Title properties you would place that .asp file in the Additional Files tab.Let me know if you need further help on the above Post I indicated. I use this method for all my test results using both Access and SQL database.Bruman
