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2 In the Select Email Client dialog box, select Desktop Email Application; then click OK.
Your default email application displays a new email message with the To, Subject, Body, and Attachment fields
automatically filled in.
3 Send the email.
Email a form using a web service
When you click an email-based submit button in a PDF form, you have the option to submit the form data with a
web-based email service.
1 Click the submit or return form button on the PDF form.
2 In the Select Email Client dialog box, select Internet Email; then click OK.
3 Click Save PDF File or Save Data File, specify a location for the file, and click Save.
4 Log in to your web-based email service, and create a new, blank email message.
5 In the Sending The PDF File dialog box in Acrobat, copy the text in the To box.
6 Intheblankemailmessage,pastethecopiedtextintotheTobox.Repeatsteps6and7fortheSubjectandMessage
Text boxes.
7 Attach the file that you saved in step 4 to the email message.
Submit a PDF form at a later time
When you click an email-based submit button in a PDF form, you have the option of not submitting the form data
but instead saving it on your computer to send at a later time.
1 Click the submit or return form button on the PDF form.
2 In the Select Email Client dialog box, select Other, and then click OK.
3 Click Save PDF File or Save Data File, specify a location for the file, and click Save.
4 Write down the values that appear in the To, Subject, and Message Text boxes so you’ll have them when you’re
ready to email the form data.
5 To email the form data, create a new message in your email application. Enter the To, Subject, and Message Text
values that you wrote down in step 4, attach the data file that you saved in step 4, and send the email.