// JavaScript Document
<!--
// E-mail is cloaked using JavaScript and ASCII characters to prevent SPAM bots from harvesting the e-mail address.
// To ease the script execution, install this script as a seperate include file
// You may also install it in the head of every document which requires a e-mail address in it

var proto1 = "&#109;&#97;&#105;&#108;";  // mail
var proto2 = "&#116;&#111;&#58;"; // to:

function em (prefix,domain) {
  document.write(prefix + "&#64;" + domain);
}

function emlink (prefix,domain,subject,body1) {
  document.write("<a h" + "ref=" + proto1 + proto2);
  em(prefix,domain);
  document.write("?subject=" + escape(subject) +  "&body=" + escape(body1) + ">");
  em(prefix,domain);
  document.write("</a>")
}

<!-- // cut and paste the following script block to the location you would like the e-mail to display -->
/*

<script language="JavaScript1.2" type="text/javascript">
<!--
  emlink('sales','bwgreenhouse.com','Question from BWGreenhouse.com','Question from BWGreenhouse.com ...\n','','');
-->
</script>
<noscript>
<p><span style="font-size:smaller">Your browser has JavaScript turned off. 
You need to manually convert this email: </span><br>
sales<strong>*</strong>bwgreenhouse.com<br>
<span style="font-size:smaller">by replacing the <strong>*</strong> with the <strong>@</strong> symbol. 
The email has been coded this way to prevent SPAMers from harvesting this e-mail address.</span></p>
</noscript>

*/