Roger one thing to consider is that most people probably won't ever use a reset button. It's generally easier to make the one or two changes to a form than reset the whole thing and lose what you have entered correctly.
The code that one provided above though is what you need if you want to add one. You might also add a value which will set the text in the button
<input type="reset" value="Clear Form" />
You can use any text you want as the value.
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This morning I realised the best option for this was to edit the page, put in a site controlled form, which automatically adds both reset and send buttons, then cut and paste to where I want it.
Uh, what is a "site controlled form"? Just insert <input type="submit"> anywhere in between your <form> and </form> tags, and it will work with that form.
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