Either way, it's possible to add multiple email addresses, at run time, to an email command. It requires JavaScript and the techniques vary slightly with the forms technology.
Look at the "doc.mailForm()" and "doc.mailDoc()" functions in the Acrobat JavaScript Reference. The "cTo" argument takes a ";" delimited list of email addresses.
Setup a button script that builds a list of email addresses by testing each of the checkboxes. Then use one of these email functions. With a slight variation you can use the "submitForm()" function. See this article.
Either way, it's possible to add multiple email addresses, at run time, to an email command. It requires JavaScript and the techniques vary slightly with the forms technology.
Look at the "doc.mailForm()" and "doc.mailDoc()" functions in the Acrobat JavaScript Reference. The "cTo" argument takes a ";" delimited list of email addresses.
Setup a button script that builds a list of email addresses by testing each of the checkboxes. Then use one of these email functions. With a slight variation you can use the "submitForm()" function. See this article.
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