Add an pdf file in an e-mail

Question no 1. I want to add an e-mail button in my form. When I press the e-mail button I want the filled-in form to be enclosed in the e-mail as a pdf (and NOT as an XML-file which is the usual case when I add an e-mail button to my form). Do I a need a script to make this work? I get this to work in my Acrobat Professional, but not when I try it in Acrobat Reader.
The persons who will use this form only have access to Acrobat Reader.
Question no 2. If question no 1 is solved can I also choose the name of the file and the text showed in the subject field for the e-mail. How do I do this?

1. You need a copy of Acrobat Professional 8 to Reader Enable the form. Since Reader doesn't allow you to save PDFs, it won't allow a save of the filled in PDF to be e-mailed unless it is given those permissions by the creator. This is new functionality in Acrobat Pro 8, you cannot enable these rights with Pro 7, 6, etc. and Standard does not provide this either - it has to be Professional 8. Or a LiveCycle Reader Extensions Server.
2. You can choose the subject line without any problem, choosing the filename would require some rather advanced scripting involving saving the filled out form as an embedded object in itself, changing the filename and then performing the submit on that embedded document instead of the source document.

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