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October 11, 2018
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this.mailForm as PDF not FDF

  • October 11, 2018
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I have  a script execute upon form signature that attaches the saved form to a new email and fills in the subject and part of the body. On the previous version of Acrobat Pro DC this worked great. We just updated to 2019 and the same script now attaches the FDF rather that the PDF. What do I need to change in the script to make that happen on a user's machine?

For reference, the script is below:

this.mailForm(true,"deptmail@company.com","","","Form submission");

I know I can select the format to attach when using the 'Send Form' action, but this needs to be scripted so I can modify the subject and body of the email.

Thanks!

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Correct answer try67

Use mailDoc instead of mailForm. It would have worked the same in previous

versions, by the way.

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Participant
October 12, 2018

Interesting that it didn't previously, but stranger things have happened. At one time (on a different computer) I couldn't edit a form without Adobe crashing unless I had a specific form open that I'd previously created. I had backups everywhere of that form, just in case. I seriously couldn't create or edit with it open lol.

Thanks for the info!

try67
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try67Community ExpertCorrect answer
Community Expert
October 11, 2018

Use mailDoc instead of mailForm. It would have worked the same in previous

versions, by the way.