Acrobat x mailto submit button
I am creating a PDF timesheet in acrobat x pro, I have made a submit button with a mailto: command attached. The document sends off Ok, but when it is recieved at the other end and open end the following error comes up "The file you are attempting to open contains comments or form data that are supposed to be placed on. This document cannot be found. blah blah blah"
Now I have tried to save as "reader extended pdf", but nothing seems to work.
I basically want to create a timesheet for myself that I can fill in, then hit the submit button and the whole form and content is sent to my office manager in a PDF format. Then she can copy and paste information I have typed into the form into our accounting software.
I am new to adobe acrobat x, so thats probably half the problem
Now I have tried to save as "reader extended pdf", but nothing seems to work.
I basically want to create a timesheet for myself that I can fill in, then hit the submit button and the whole form and content is sent to my office manager in a PDF format. Then she can copy and paste information I have typed into the form into our accounting software.
I am new to adobe acrobat x, so thats probably half the problem
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