phorm (PHPMail) script setup problem...

Hi, This is a repost, I posted it saturday and not many people were on list so I'll try once more. I'm setting up a freeware script called "Phorm", it was previously called "PHPMail". I got it from http://www.phorm.com/ Anyone here have experience with this script? For some reason I'm getting errors when trying to send a test e-mail, and I've followed the setup instructions for phorm to the letter I did run the test.php script when I installed and tested PHP on my server - it's fine, and I also installed MySQL and have phpbb (Forum) running fine now with MySQL, so I think php is set up correctly. I have pasted the code for my html form and the php config script below, these are the only two files that phorm readme tells me I need to setup for phorm to work correctly - I inserted my variables. Can anyone think of what I might be doing wrong or am missing? I've had several different errors in the past, but the latest batch are - " 090 - There has been an error, and your information has not been ent. Alerts: 105 - Mail function failed on user email for template /lib/generic.txt. 111 - Mail function failed on sending alerts." Thanks. HTML form... <HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>Phorm Test: No Configuration File</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY BGCOLOR=WHITE TEXT=MAROON> <FORM METHOD=POST ACTION="phorm.php"> <B>Name:</B> <INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME="Name"> &nbsp;&nbsp; <B>Email:</B> <INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME="PHORM_FROM"> <BR><BR> <B>Comment:</B> <TEXTAREA NAME="Comment" COLS=50 ROWS=3></TEXTAREA> <BR><BR> <INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT VALUE=" Submit "> </FORM> </BODY> </HTML> phormconfig.php ... <?php # This is the global configuration file. It's read every time Phorm runs. # If the form calling Phorm has a local (form-specific) configuration file, # settings in it will override settings here. # This variable indicates that a local config file is NOT required. $PHORM_RCONFIG = "N"; $PHORM_ALERTTO = "me@mydomain.com"; // Change to your email address $PHORM_TO = "me@mydomain.com"; // Change to your email address $PHORM_SUBJECT = "Form Data"; // The subject of the email message $PHORM_TMPL = ph_GENERIC; // A generic email template $PHORM_ACK = ph_GENERIC; // A generic ack template ?>