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I'm a huge newbie attempting to create a button within a pdf form that opens an email pre-populated with the "To:" address and "Subject:". Below is the script I'm using to do this. Is there any code I can add so that the email is populated with a message in the body and a name in the "CC" field, as well? I've scoured this forum and have found an answer to this question in bits and pieces but haven't been able to combine it all into a single code. Here's the script I'm using, which I hope can be adjusted to fit my needs:
this.mailDoc ({
cTo:
"recipient@blahblah.org", cSubject: "testing",});
I really, really appreciate the help and apologize for what I assume is a basic question!
My Product Information:
Acrobat Pro 9.2 / Windows
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You need to download the Acrobat JavaScript Reference files. It's all described there.
Use the parameters cCc to setup a list of semicolon-separated CC recipents and cMsg to set the body of the email.
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