Javascript in Adobe Acrobat X
 

So let me start off as saying the only JScript I've done was in a class for college last year, so I'm looking for some Pro help.

I have a form which I created using a Submit button at the bottom to go paperless. What I need this form to do is write a copy of itself to a file server with a unique name. This is not a web-based form, it's an emailed .pdf. The file server is just that... plain jane. I've tried to come up with code, but to be honest, I suck at creating JScript, but I'm good at modifying it. Trial and error right!? :D

So if someone can at least point me in the right direction in how to get started with copying this form and pasting it to a server with a unique name I'd greatly appreciate it!

Bones

Can anyone help with this? Not one reply leads me to believe there's limited experience with doing this in Acrobat... :(

You are so right. Why not post in the Adobe Acrobat forum?

http://forums.adobe.com/index.jspa

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Well, it's more of a Javascript issue, not so much an Adobe problem. Am posting on their forums also. I need to insert the .js INTO the form, which is the easy part. The part I don't get is the .js stuff.. Well, maybe it's a combination of the two.. The .js needs to:

Upon Submit - copy .pdf itself to a file server with a unique name.

Thanks