Submit Form button won't email form

Hi,
I've made a form and followed a few different tutorials to put a submit button on the form so that my customers can email the form back without saving it separately etc. I've used the 'mailto:emailaddress' bit but it won't send.
I'm getting this error message:
Any help would be much appreciated please! I'm totally baffled, I've tried everything I can think of!

Tried to find the NPAPI plug in... that is what I found on Firefox
Adobe Acrobat NPAPI Plug-in has been blocked for your protection.
Why was it blocked?
The Adobe Acrobat plugin doesn't work on Mac OS X in default (64-bit) mode, showing a blank page when users click on links to PDF files in Firefox. It also causes a significant number of crashes in 32-bit mode. There's more information on this blog post.
Who is affected?
Firefox users on Mac OS X who have installed the Adobe Acrobat plugin.
What does this mean?
Users are strongly encouraged to disable the problematic add-on or plugin, but may choose to continue using it if they accept the risks described. When Mozilla becomes aware of add-ons, plugins, or other third-party software that seriously compromises Firefox security, stability, or performance and meets certain criteria, the software may be blocked from general use. For more information, please read this support article.
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Submit Button for Email Form

I have searched the forum (my apologies if I missed the
correct solution) and have done my fair share of Googling on this
topic to no avail.
Is there a "simple" solution to setting up a submit button to
send a form to email.
I have the action of the form as mailto:myemailaddress.com
Method set to "Get"
Enctype set to "text/plain"
When I test to submit button it provides a popup window with
a warning indicating the senders email address will be divulged. I
click OK and a new window popsup for my yahoo sign in. I suppose
this would happen as the default email interface used. However, the
form isn't sent.
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This is posted here 2-5 times a week -
There are only two ways to process form data -
1. Use mailto:[email protected] as the action of the form
2. Use a server-side scripting method to a) harvest the
form's data, b)
process it in some manner, e.g., enter it into a database, c)
formulate and
send an email to one or more email recipients, and d)
redirect the visitor
to some ending page
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depends both
on your visitor having an email client already installed on
their computer -
this eliminates public computers, or home users without email
clients
installed (more and more it seems) - and on the installed
email client
responding to
the mailto call. It is not possible to use this method *and*
send the
visitor to a
thank you page as well.
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method
1, but it means that you have to grapple with
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CF, PHP, perl, etc.).
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like
http://www.bebosoft.com/products/formstogo/,
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news:[email protected]...
>I have searched the forum (my apologies if I missed the
correct solution)
>and
> have done my fair share of Googling on this topic to no
avail.
>
> Is there a "simple" solution to setting up a submit
button to send a form
> to
> email.
>
> I have the action of the form as
mailto:myemailaddress.com
>
> Method set to "Get"
>
> Enctype set to "text/plain"
>
> When I test to submit button it provides a popup window
with a warning
> indicating the senders email address will be divulged. I
click OK and a
> new
> window popsup for my yahoo sign in. I suppose this would
happen as the
> default
> email interface used. However, the form isn't sent.
>
> Any solutions would be very helpful. Thanks
>
> P.S. I use DW 8
>

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I've created a pdf form using Adobe Live Cycle ES 8.2 and it has been working fine. Now I need to change the email address it gets sent to when the user clicks on the "Submit Form" button.
How can I change this email address?
Thank you in advance

Yes, that is correct.
I did not manually add this button, so I am assuming it was somehow automatically created.
It worked great up until now that I need to change the "To:" email address.
I've look through the XML code associated this this email address and changed it every where I could find it, but it still hasn't changed my results. So, I have no idea how to change this and as stated above, if I create a new form it automatically sets it up to be sent to the wrong email address. Not sure why or how to change it?
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