Submit Button missing in Adobe Reader XI

Hi.
I have designed an interactive PDF using Adobe LiveCycle.
I have distributed the form and I am collecting responses through my adobe.com ID.
This has worked perfectly well for my customers using Adobe Reader 8 - 10, however with Reader XI the "Submit Form" button seems to be missing from the navigation pane.
This is how the bar looks in Reader 10:
This is how the bar looks in Reader XI:
Can anyone help with this please? I have looked through the forums to no avail.
Thanks
Stuart

I've actually never seen this submit form before, but you should be able to create your own submit form inside the PDF, sending it via email, validate how you want it or use Adobe validation by default with the Required Fields.
If no one has any solution for this issue, I suggest you to suggest your end users to downgrade Reader version OR ask them to attach the file through email until you have figured out how to change this.

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