PDF form and save

I created a survey using pdf forms that I am testing out. There is a submit button at the end of the survey that is linked to my email address. Once someone hits save, a window pops up giving the option to submit by outlook or through an internet email address. A colleague of mine is also testing the survey but when she hits submit, a window pops up forcing her to save it. She doesn't have the option of selecting to send it through outlook or through and internet email address.
Any ideas why this may be happening?

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