Livecycle Designer - configuring attachments

Can someone provide instructoions on how to configure an attachment using Livecycle Designer. We have enabled reader extensions and can see the capability in Adobe Reader.
Can't figure out how to add the attachment to a form and have a server app see the attachment when the form is Submitted to the application.
Thanks

Here's where they'll know: http://forums.adobe.com/community/livecycle

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