Distribute form email issue

I am not able to change the email address in the TO line in the send form dialog box.  I am hitting a brick wall. Please help. Thank you.
Thank you

This is a dialog, that comes up when the form is distributed via Acrobat.
The To-Adress(es) can be added during the distribution setup.
See this tutorial (Step 6)
http://layersmagazine.com/distributing-forms-with-acrobatcom.html
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