Problems with Adobe Acrobat Form

Hi there.
I have successfully created a form using Acrobat 9. I added to the media folder of a website that I'm building and added a link from a page to this Adobe Acrobat Form Questionnaire. The trouble is when I test it on FireFox and Safari on my Mac the form loads, I fill it out and press submit and it opens Mail and gets ready to send the attached form... all working perfect... I then go to test it in Windows XP using Explorer and Firefox and it opens the Acrobat document... allows me to fill out the form, asks me for what email method to use... but then says "The Operation is Not Permitted".
This is sooo frustrating.... can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong here. The website is good to go at this stage... but this issue is preventing me from going live with the website. Can anyone help..??
Any comments most welcome... below is the test site for the website...
http://www.creativedesign.ie/metpro_test/pages/technical_services.html
Click on the bolded word "Questionnaire".
Yours sincerely,
Anthony

I'm having a similar problem. I've created several forms in LiveCycle Designer ES 8.2 that will be used by our company technicians to gather and submit important equipment inspection data.
During development, the forms were edited many times in LiveCycle Designer and were then re-opened in Adobe Acrobat Pro to "Extend Features in Adobe Reader", to enable saving copies of the completed forms. I also set the initial view in Acrobat Pro as I'm unable to find a way to do it in LiveCycle Designer. Consequently, this back and forth process between LiveCycle Designer and Acrobat has been carried out many times on each of the forms. I'm not sure if this is something that should be avoided?
Anyway, the forms were tested and re-tested by myself and colleagues at work on company computers in Adobe Reader 9 to ensure there were no problems. Everything worked great until today. When I attempt to open the forms now, I get a prompt that says:
"This document enabled extended features in Adobe Reader. The document has been changed since it was created and use of extended features is no longer available. Please contact the author for the original version of this document."
This has never happened before. The forms open in Adobe Reader 9 on my personal computer without a problem.
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