How so i add a submit button to send different forms to different emails?

Im looking to add a submit button to the forms i create. I would like different forms to be sent to different emails. How do i do that?

Hi Bobby ,
For adding a button follow these steps ,
Tools>Interactive Objects>Add Button>Select the area where you want the button and you will see a small dialog box along with that button option you would have created .Click on 'All Properties' option and in the next dialog box customize the various button properties as per your convenience .The Action tab will help you select the preferred action you want for a particular button .
Please go ahead and give it a try and write us back with your feedback.
Regards
Sukrit Dhingra

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