Thank you again, the Acrobat Extentions worked beautifully.
I opened my fillable form in Acrobat 9.0 (the form I'd modified in LiveCycle by adding the 'submit as PDF' button), just went to Advanced > Extend Features in Acrobat Reader and added them, and then uploaded my form to the web. Now the data can be saved to the form filler's computer, which wasn't possible before. And when they click the submit button, they get a pop-up window asking if they use a computer-based email program or a webmail program. In testing so far, those choosing computer-based (like Outlook) are automatically getting an email message box addressed to the proper email address and with the filled form already attached as a PDF. They just have to hit the send button. Working like a charm so far. If they choose the web-based mail option, the pop-up window explains that they must then save the form on their computer and manually attach it to an email in their webmail program. This message even includes the email address they need to send the attachment to.
I haven't come across anything yet that says the number of submissions will be limited for this particular form using the Acrobat Extensions, so I hope that is not the case. Perhaps only time will tell. If you know anything more details about that potential limitation I would very much appreciate you're letting me know.
Again many thanks for pointing me in the right direction!
