When Submitting - "This operation is not permitted" ERROR

Hi Guys,
I'm new to LiveCycle and have created a whole array of online PDF forms that users can fill in and submit over the internet. The form is then received at the company end as a PDF attachment. Everything is going great until the company changed from a POP3 server to an IMAP server (I think they are using Microsoft exchange server?)
Now when they go to submit the form after filling it in they get the following message.
"This operation is not permitted"
Is there any information people can give me to help with this. Obviously this is quite urgent, so any good tips that can help me I would appreciate.
Perhaps there is a way to send the PDF without it loading outlook and sending it?
ANDY LANGHAM

It depends on what version of Acrobat you're using.
See this other thread for more details: http://forums.adobe.com/message/4896660

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