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Hi,
If you include the following javascript in the docReady event of an object in your form, then you can hide the form ribbon:
app.runtimeHighlight = false;
This will hide the form ribbon when the form is opened.
However I suspect that you are distributing the form and therefore the ribbon is turned on automatically and cannot be closed (not even with the script above). You cannot access / change the appearance of the form ribbon, including the "submit" button in the ribbon.
So if you are distributing the form, then you are stuck with the form ribbon (and the submit button).
If you have a submit button in your form then you can amend the email address there. If you are distributing the form then the next step depends on the version of Acrobat that you are using. In earlier versions if your form did not have a submit button, then you had to supply an email address during the distribute process. There are some screen shots here of distributing in Acrobat v8: http://forums.adobe.com/message/2275090#2275090
In Acrobat v9 the means of distributing a file changed. There are some screen shots of v9 at http://forums.adobe.com/message/1934284#1934284
Hope that helps,
Niall
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