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Q: I have an interesting scenario that I may or may not be able to use your Form1 Builder software to solve. I have a PDF order form that will submit the results to an email address or to a URL. The resulting XML file doesn't appear to be encrypted in any way and i can't find a way to do it in Acrobat, ruling out email as an option. Is it possible to submit the XML data to a URL and parse that info through Form1, encrypt, then email?
A: You can send your data using https (secure transmission) as long as your server supports this. Https is the standard secure transmission protocol. If you still wanted to encode the file itself this could be done but unless the encryption was performed by the browser you are still sending unencrypted data across a public network (http).
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