Submitted form's formats

I have made a custom order web form. I would like to view each submitted form as it's own pdf or sent automatically to an email with the questions and filled in answers opposed to a spreadsheet. Is this possible? Thanks!

Hi;
One feature in the Paid subscription is the ability to "Save Response as PDF Form" (in the row menu or File menu when you have a response selected on the View Responses tab) which saves an individual response as a PDF of the original form filled out. There is not yet a way to attach this to the Email Notification but this is a popular feature request and we have it noted as such.
Thanks,
Josh

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Using the Free account you can view the submitted data and export it to Excel, PDF or CSV (the data is in a table format).
Email Notifications, where an email comes to you each time someone submits the form is a paid level feature. Another Paid level feature is "Download Response as PDF" which allows you to save/download a PDF version of the filled out form that looks like the original.
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Hi all,
Can anyone suggest me how to get an email as an acknowledge ment with the submiteed form as an pdf format.?
I want to get an acknowledgement mail after submitting the form through the work space..
and email should contain the submitted form as an attachment in a PDF format
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You can add an email submit button in your form to achieve this.
Check this - http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/9.0/designerHelp/index.htm?content=000323.html and http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/10.0/DesignerHelp/WS107c29ade9134a2c5324ea7712a81c8d a6b-8000.html
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https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/livecycle/81OXCQfsNys
http://livecycleapps.wordpress.com/2008/07/28/a-submit-button-that-will-send-an-entire-pdf /
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Submitted Form Help Needed

Hi there,
I have created a form in Adobe LiveCycle Designer 7.0 so that clients can fill in their answers and send back. I included the Submit button, however when I did a trial run with the form, it returned in .xml format which wont open in Internet Explorer. Can anyone guide me on how I can have the submitted forms returned in PDF form or if I need to do something with Internet Explorer to be able to access the .xml docs?
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If you want to use the .xml file, open the original pdf and import the file in to it then save under another name.
You CAN enable the file so that people using Reader can fill it out, save it then email the entire form back to you but there are limts to it's use. You can either send the form to 500 people and collect an unlimited amount of responses or you can send it to an unlimited amount of people and collect 500 responses. Anything over that amount will be in violation of your license.
To enable the file in Acrobat, you would find the option under Advanced>Enable usage rights in Adobe Reader (at least that's the verbiage in Acrobat 8 Pro). I'm not sure exactly where that option is in LiveCycle Designer but it's probably similar.

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Is there a way to have the results of the an Acrobat form sent to your email as a simple text file? Something that could be easily cut and pasted into Word. The choices seem to be either to have the PDF file sent to you or to work with Adobe's form response system which seems to just add a level of complexity that is not necessary. I tried selected HTML as the form submission format but that just creates a .tmp file that can't be opened easily.

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Hi, i have a following code and it doesnt work and i dont know why
<jsp:useBean id="pageinfo" class="zrna.PageInfo" scope="session"/>
<jsp:setProperty name="pageinfo" property="*"/>
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I have a problem sending a form by a submit button (also by scripting) to a webserver. I'd like to submit the form as a PDF (not FDF or anything else).
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b This only happens on Adobe Reader 9 on Mac OS X!
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