Acrobat standard 8 and Adobe Reader X

Good afternoon all,
I am having an issue with users who are using Adobe Reader X who want to digitally sign PDF's. From researching this I found that I have enable the Reader usage rights on the document which can be done from Acrobat. All the forums I have read on this are using Acrobat Pro rather than Standard 8 which I have. When I go to the advanced options to enable these usage rights the option is not there. I am wondering if I am missing something or if this feature is not included in standard. If the option is there does anyone know the steps toe nable this so I may sign the PDF's from the users machines which have Adobe Reader X. Any help would be much appreaciated.
Thanks!

So Acrobat Standard does not allow you to do this?

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