Submit Email returns filled in PDF document

I has created a fill in form for my website with Adobe Acrobat Professional 8.0, Forms Function which take me to LiveCycle Designer to create the form. When I insert the SUBMIT EMAIL button the guide says I can get either the data back or a filed in form as an attachment. The default condition seems to be just getting the data back as an XML file.
What I want to get back is the filled in form as an attachment. Each response is "one-of-a-kind" and I don't need to manage the data, merge the data, or consolidate the data. I just need to view the completed form and be able to print it off.
How do I change the default setting in SUBMIT EMAIL from data to filled in form attachment?

Thank you for your quick, and helpful response.
I modified my form per your suggestions, sent it to Europe and they were
able to submit it without an error message!
Of course, I received duplicate responses, but at least it worked error
free. Thank you.
Has anyone ever located the root of the Adobe/Lotus Notes problem to
completely eliminate the duplicate address?
Lori Kassuba <[email protected]>
04/23/2009 09:35 AM
Please respond to
[email protected]
To
Kevin Lucas <[email protected]>
cc
Subject
Submit Email returns filled in PDF document
This problem has come up in other forum and it's believed to be a bug in
Lotus Notes. One workaround was to put a space next to the comma after the
address.

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