I have created a form using Acrobat Professional 8.
Everything works, but here is my problem:
When the clients, using the free Adobe Reader, click on the "Submit by email" button, the form data is attached, but there is a pre-written message in the body of the email.
This pre-written message is extremely confusing for the user/client, because it warns them that only the data will be submitted, not the form itself.
Is there a way to get rid of this pre-written message?
Thanks.
Karoly
1. Use a regular button from the tool bar, and label it however you want.
2. Select Action, "Execute a menu item" and then choose "Run a Javascript".
3. Then, paste this javascript into the box, subsituting the correct email address and the subject line you want. That should do it! No message; just the subject line and the attached PDF with data filled in, if that's how you've set it up.
this.mailDoc ({
cTo:
"email [at] domain [dot] org",
cSubject: "add subject line here",});
Hope this helps!!
Acrobat is probably the program I use most often and I'm learning more every day.