Submit Button at Top Right Corber Not Displaying

Question

Hello,
I created a PDF fillable form.  This is a form that will be sent out from our HR department to a variety of people.  We would like the end-user to submit the form via email.  We want the default "Submit" button at the top right corner to display rather than create a custom button.  In other words the submit button that shows up next to "Highlight Fields."
So after I created the form, I clicked on "distribute" and chose the following:
1.  Manually collect responses in my email box
2.  Save a local copy and manually send it later
Our HR person is using Acrobat Reader.  She can see the submit button.  BUT, when she sends the form to someone else (to fill out and email back to her), they cannot see the submit button.  Any ideas why?
Lastly, is going through "Distribute" the only way to get the submit button to display at the top right? 
Thanks for any help!

Answer 1

I think that I may have found my answer from another posting on here.
The submit button in the purple bar will only appear if yo put the form throught the Distribute Form process in Acrobat, and you only need to do this if you want the forms to be submitted to Acrobat.com or one of the other options. SInce you don't want to do this, all you need to do is Reader-enable the form so it can be saved with Reader. To do this, start with a copy of the form as it was before you Distribited it and select one of the following depending in which version of Acrobat you have:
Acrobat 9: Advanced > Extend Features in Adobe Reader
Acrobat 10: File > Save As > Reader Extended PDF > Enable Additional Features
Acrobat 11: File > Save as Other > Reader Extended PDF > Enable More Tools (includes form fill-in & save)
Note that if you only want the form to be printed, you may not need the form to be enabled, which allows Reader to save a filled-in form. You may want this if it is a long form that the user may want to save after partially completing it so they can reopen it later and complete it. You should also advise your users to use Adobe Reader to fill-in the form.