How can I export a PDF form and the filled in fields to a text document?

Users are able to "Save As" a text file through adobe reader however, the only text exported are the questions in the base PDF, not the answers in the form fields.  I will try the

1. this.exportAsText() 

However, I do not know if this will work in Adobe Reader...

OK, so this.exportAsText() KIND of works in Pro except there is no simple formatting, such as adding each item to a different line.  In adobe reader however, the button simply refuses to work. Any other suggestions?

I'm up for the challenge, especially if I only have to do it once and assign the script to a button .

Do you have any references to the command lines/scripts I would have to write?  I assume the script would have to tell adobe something like:

[Place header value here]

[paragraph]

[paragraph]

[place custom text here] [place field value here]

[paragraph]

[place custom text here] [place field value here]

etc. etc.

I could literally script to re-create the form in custom text and simply tell adobe where to place the field values?  This would be ideal, I just need to know an example of what the script would look like

Basically this would leave the form as a graphical interface for the user, and I would only be outputting what the user entered in the form field data.  The questions would be entered again as text into the script.  I would also need to be able to generate a "yes" or "no" depending on what is checked in the radio boxes.

I do not however, I am somewhat familiar with coding, so as long as I can interpret the language, I should be good to go.  This will be a good learning experience lol  I learn best by doing it anyway   As long as I have information translating the syntax, I should be OK

Awesome!  I will get going on this tonight  

OK, so I tried this as a starting point, and assigned it to a button on page 3 of the form.

p=0;
console.show();
console.clear();
for (var j = 0; j < this.getPageNumWords(p);j++) {
      var word = this.getPageNthWord(p,j,false);
      console.println(word);
}

This gives me all the words on the first page not in fields, and each word goes on a separate line.  Now, characters in the document such as "&" or ")" cause the rest of the word to go on the next line down.

Next, I tried this:

console.show();
console.clear();
for (var j = 0; j < this.getPageNthWord(j);j++)
      var word = this.getPageNthWord(j,false);
      console.println(word);

This only gives me the first word on page 3, the page the button is placed?

What I need to do is run the code and place words on one line until the code hits a keyword "var cKeyWord1 = “Key1” for example?, then insert the value of field one, Start a new line in the console, restart the code where it left off until it hits the next key word "var cKeyWord2 = “Key2”, insert the value of field two, add a new line, and on and on.

Is this possible?