Enable User Rights using Adobe Acrobat Professional 7

Question

I created an editable PDF form using LifeCycle Designer 7.0.  My goal is to have users fill out the form and email the actual filled out form not the XML code. I added a regualr button with the following java script.
event.target.submitForm({cURL:"mailto:[email protected]?subject=Submitted Form&body=Please find attached the completed form.",cSubmitAs:"PDF",cCharset:"utf-8"});
Show = Click
Language = JavaScript
Run At = Client
When I test the button in Adobe Professional or in LifeCycle the button works fine.  However when I open the file in Reader 9, it does not work.  I do not encuonter any error messages.  Nothing happens when you click on the button.  I thought that users rights need to be enabled in order for it to work.  Unfortunately I do not see how to do this Adobe Acrobat Professional 7.  I do not have Adobe Acrobat Professional 8.  Any ideas on what I can do to correct this issue?

Answer 1

For Reader users and AA7, your only choice is to have the XML file submitted. Then simply open the form in Acrobat and import the XML data file to fill the form. This will be exactly what the user saw when they submitted it. Thus there is no need to submit the entire form.