Send an Actrobat Pro form in the body of an email?

Is it possible to send a Acrobat form in the body of an email? I would like the receiver to be able to reply with the completed form in the body of the email. It’s important that we get the completed form back as a message body and not an attachment.
Thanks, Brian

Yes, it is, but it requires using a script. Basically you would collect the form data into a script and then you can use the mailMsg() method to send an email.
However, if the users are using Reader then you can't use that method and will have to submit the entire PDF as an attachment to the message, using the mailDoc() command, as well as populating the form data into the email body.
The only other option is to use a "mailto:"-URL, but that has a character limitation so you can't send much data.

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