Thank you Paul.. So far, no answers

Is there an example I can look at to see how to do that?  Thanks.

So, if user puts in the following " Black & White".  What does the script need to do to convert it so it doesn't turncate the "& White"?  Or are you saying the user has to put in the hex equivalent - which unfortunately I can't control?

I am using script to build the email.:    var cEmailURL = "mailto:" + cToAddr + "?cc=" + cCCAddr                 + "&subject=" + cSubLine                 + "&body=" + cBody; I am using a field's content for the body.  If someone puts the "&" character in the field, the rest of the content is truncat...

I am using app.openDoc(FilePath.rawValue); where FilePath is just the name of the pdf (file.pdf).  I works on some machines, but not others.  If I put the full path in, it works all the time.  However, as long as the form and the other file is in the same folder, I want it to open.  Any ideas?

I've already tried these, and they don't help. Thanks.

Is there a script that will identify if Reader is open in a browser or on its own?

Is there a way to keep a form from opening in an acrobat version lower than 8.x.  When opening the form in a lower version, Acrobat offers to upgrade. But if you  don't, it will still open, but some of the form doesn't work or display correctly.  I would rather it not open at all.

if a user is offline when trying to submit to http: only a warning comes up. Is there a way for the form to que for submission when reconnected? If not, I would like to put an interactive messagbox on a button that gives user option to use online submission (http:) or offline submission (email).  Ho...

Let me try to explain it this way. If the user submits the form via http submit button using Reader or Acrobat, the php returns a new pdf with a confirmation notice - e.g. "thank you for submitting the form".  So when the user closes the response pdf, the original form is there for them to print if ...