That is helpful. I will forward this on the form creator to ensure she has completed these steps. Thanks for your patience!

The screen shot is very helpful, thanks! How does the person who is creating this form get to that screen? Is this Reader Extension a separate application that has to be purchased/installed?

I am confused as well. This is made even more difficult because I am not the person who created/posted the document. It was created by our HR department. I'm just the lowly IT Tech trying to figure out why it is not working correctly Please tell me what you mean by "enable the form through Acroba...

These are exactly the procedures we have followed in setting up the document. Still it appears that for folks with Reader the form does not submit, but the message comes up indicating that data will be submitted. So we are back to the beginning...??Thanks!Susan SAVE PAPER - THINK BEFORE YOU PRINTP...

Sorry.. this confused me a little. I'm not sure what you mean by reader extended form. We have this form set to submit pdf. The majority of our employees have Reader only, so does that mean we have to have it set to submit by XML in order for it to work.When I tried to submit via Reader I got that...

No my laptop has only Reader.So is there a place in the form, as we are creating it, that we have to specify where the data is supposed to go when the Submit button is clicked, by someone who had Reader?Thanks!Susan SAVE PAPER - THINK BEFORE YOU PRINTPlease support NASCAR’s commitment to waste reduc...

Sorry... another tidbit of infoWhen I click Submit on a computer that has Reader, I get the following message:Please Note: This form contains an email submit button. Click this button will email a data file containing data you type into this form. However, the form itself will not be sent. Rememb...

That is so strange, and doesn't make sense with what we are seeing. We have used this in the past, with folks who only had Reader, and they were able to submit without any issues. I have a personal laptop, which only has Reader, and I was able to submit the current form successfully.Any other ideas...

We used this same functionality earlier in the year and did not have any problems with Reader users submitting forms.  Is this something that has changed with an update to 9.1?

I have a form with an email submit button.  When those who have Adobe Reader click on the Submit button, nothing happens.  For the users with Acrobat, the submit button works as designed. The users all have the latest version of Reader, Java and Flash.  When the Acrobat users click the button a box ...