Entire pdf is attached to email using submit button

Hi everyone,
When I was using Acrobabt 9 and I enabled usage rights in adobe reader for a pdf file containing a form, if that form contained a submit by email button, the form data was the only thing that got attached to the email.
I just tried enabling usage rights in adobe reader in Acrobat X and it seems that now when an submit by email button is pressed, the whole pdf is attached to the email.
Is this something that's new to Acrobat X? Is Adobe now allowing the whole pdf to be attached?
Appreciate any help.

After creating the button, I chose the submit a form action in the properties dialogue box. I just checked and the export format is set to the complete pdf document.
Was this available in Acrobat 9 or is it something new in X? From memory, I thought that submitting the entire document by email was not allowed in earlier versions and that you needed to purchase an enterprise solution to get it to work.
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