Submit button to local/network folder

Goal: Place a Submit button on a PDF form that will save a copy of the entire form to a local/network folder.
Software: Windows 7, Adobe Acrobat X Pro
Per the Adobe Acrobat X Pro help files, it states that you can add a folder path in the URL field when adding a submit button.
4. In the Submit Form Selections dialog box, do one of the following:
To collect form data on a server, type the location in the Enter a URL for this link. For example, http://www.[domain]/[folder]/[subfolder]/ for an Internet address or \\[server]\[folder]\[subfolder]\ for a location on a local network.
Issue: When using a folder path, for example "\\lfdemo\C\PDFsubmit\" the submission does not work, as it first gives me a prompt saying if I trust the site and after accepting, it throws
Server Not Found    
    http://\\lfdemo\c\pdfsubmission\/
I understand the issue at hand, having the http:// and not being able to locate a network folder, but I don't understand the solution. Has anyone had any success with the previous setup? I read a few other threads regarding setting up a javascript within the button with trust functions and folder level scripts but that's a bit beyond my level of comprehension.
I appreciate any feedback and help.

nevermind, I figured it out using http://acrobatusers.com/tutorials/how-save-pdf-acrobat-javascript

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