Hi,Instead of using the email object from the Custom library, use a regular button and choose "Submit" as the control type. Then in the Submit tab, in the "Submit to url" field, add something like the following:mailto:test@test.com?subject=Application Form&body=new bodyHope that helps.

Yeah I meant to say that I was editing the xml source, and not using the script editor.Thanks for agreeing to look at my file which I've sent by email.Radzmar: thanks also for the link to your macro - I will keep this in my for future projects.

No I didn't copy and paste at all. I just revised the code manually in the code editor. Do you know what the error means?

I'm basically trying to remove the default email body that appears when the "submit by email" button is clicked, ie:The attached file contains data that was entered into a form. It is not the form itself.The recipient of this data file should save it locally with a unique name. Adobe Acrobat Professional 7 or later can process this data by importing it back into the blank form or creating a spreadsheet from several data files. See Help in Adobe Acrobat Professional 7 or later for more details.I ...

Thanks for the reply,I've tried your code however I get the following error:The following error was found with the XML source:Xml parsing error: not well-formed (invalid token) (error code 4), line 2430, column 176 of fileDo you know what this means?

Thanks very much for the link.

Ok great, but I think I need import data instead of export data as I'm flowing the xml data into the form. It only lets you import one file at a time though. Is there a way to import a whole folder of xml files?

I'm using Acrobat X so I opened the compile data dialogue box and browsed for my responses file. This dialogue box also asks to select forms to include in the response file and I assumed that this meant the .xml file, so I clicked the "Add File..." button and browsed to the location of the xml file but it wasn't showing. It seemed to only show pdf files.Do you know why this has happened?