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• URL to the FORM: http://???
• The browser used:FIrefox
• cforms version: v10.5.2
• Your Wordpress version: 2.8

[desc]:I'm a new user of this plugin and I'm sort of a newbie to WP as well.  (Basically, I know enough just to be dangerous!)

I've spent most of the day figuring out how to build a form the way I want it.   (I sure could have used a video!)  Now, I'd like the ability to copy this form to a new blog but I can't figure out how.

Yes, I did read the FAQ, but I'm still scratching my head.

How do I migrate/move cforms to a new site?

• Backup your cforms settings (under Global-Settings Tab/Backup)
• Copy/Move cforms plugin folder to new site
• Activate cforms (if already activated, toggle status!)
• Check/Adjust abspath.php for correct path (in your cforms folder)
• Check/Adjust js/cforms.js for correct path (var sajax_uri =…)
• Clear your browser cache etc.

_First, under the Global ?Backup setting, it says "Individual form configurations can be backup up on the respective form admin page."

I can't find this option on the "admin" page.  (If "admin' is the "Form Settings" page)

If I do a "global backup", I'm assuming ALL forms are copied to a txt file.  That's okay, but how do I then import them over to a new blog?

Is there an "import" button somewhere?  That would be awesome to have this feature on Forms Settings Page – right next to "add' and duplicate.

Is it simply a matter of copying a certain file from this blog and uploading to a new one?  If so, which one and where is that little rascal hiding?

I do apologize for not getting it as I'm really trying to understand.  Can someone help 'turn the light on' for me?

Mark

Yup, I'm good to go.