Adobe Acrobat 11 pro includes form central?

Hi, I am buying adobe acrobat 11pro, and I think it includes form central templates, if I wanna create conditional based form which I think PDF doesnt support, and I dont want to embed the form into website, so what are my options.
1. I want to create conditional form if I can do that in PDF is really good, like live cycle designer can do.
2. If I buy adobe acrobat 11 pro then I'll have access to form central ?
3. If I create a form in form central then is it possible I can see all the response in my inbox rather then seeing them online?

1-Acrobat XI and FormsCentral cannot create PDF forms with conditional logic. FormsCentral web forms do support conditional logic.
2-You have access to the free version. If you want additional capabilities you would need to purchase FormsCentral Basic or Plus subscription
3-FormsCentral supports sending email notifications that include a summary of the data in the email body text.

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