Creating a Confirmation Page
Use Form Confirmation Pages so that your site visitors can confirm that the information they've entered on a form is correct and, if changes need to be made, the visitors can reset the form and begin again. By default, FrontPage creates a generic confirmation page, but you can create your own confirmation page—from a template or custom page— to replace the default one.
Create a Confirmation Page Using a Template
 | Click the New button list arrow on the Standard toolbar, and then click Page. |
 | Click the Confirmation Form icon. |
 | Click OK. |
 | Modify the text you want displayed after a visitor has submitted a form anywhere on the page, and then select the text. |
 | To modify a field (bracketed text), double-click the field, type a field name, and then click OK. |
 | To add more confirmation fields, click the Insert menu, click Web Component, click Advanced Controls, click Confirmation Field, and then click Finish. |
Create and Attach a Custom Confirmation Page
| Click the File menu, click New, and then click Blank Page on the task pane. |
| Enter the text you want displayed after a visitor has submitted a form anywhere on the page, and then select the text. |
| Click the Insert menu' and then click Web Component. |
| Click Advanced Controls. |
| Click Confirmation Field. |
| Click Finish. |
 | Enter the form field from which to display your information. This name must match the name you assigned the form field when you selected its properties. |
 Click OK.
The name of the field is displayed in brackets on the form. When the confirmation form is displayed to a site visitor, the field displays the visitor's entry.  | Repeat these steps for each field you want to display. |
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