Create a PDF Form and Email the entire form w/ responses

I created a form in PDF and I want to e-mail the form with the responses in the fields... like a file-->send to-->mail reciepents as attachment...
I want to e-mail the form with responses not just email the data file of the form...any suggestions..please

I've seen a number of people report this type of behavior and have experienced it myself with Acrobat.com, but have never heard what's causing it or know of a fix. You might try the Acrobat.com forum here to see if they have any ideas.
What's worse is when it appears as though the form submits successfully to Acrobat.com, but the data never gets added to the responses.

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Thanks to those who explained how to create a button that allows me to email a form as a PDF rather than XML. It helped me a great deal.
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