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I have created an interactive form to be e-mailed out to clients as a survey and have created a button with a &quot;mailto:user@domain.com&quot; action. When I test it Adobe gives me an error saying &quot;You need to be running inside a web browser in order to submit this form&quot;<br />
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A) What does that mean?<br />
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B) Is it possible to make it not do that? I want my clients to be able to submit the form while they have it open in Acrobat Reader. I know this is possible. I have done it.<br />
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Please keep in mind: I am on a Mac. LiveCycle does not exist for Macs. I have enabled usage rights and I don't know what else to do.
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I have created an interactive form to be e-mailed out to clients as a survey and have created a button with a "mailto:user@domain.com" action. When I test it Adobe gives me an error saying "You need to be running inside a web browser in order to submit this form"

A) What does that mean?

B) Is it possible to make it not do that? I want my clients to be able to submit the form while they have it open in Acrobat Reader. I know this is possible. I have done it.

Please keep in mind: I am on a Mac. LiveCycle does not exist for Macs. I have enabled usage rights and I don't know what else to do.

Allow users to submit form Via E-mail

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