Adobe Acrobat X Standard User

How can I create a form that can be received, completed and returned via an Apple iphone. If it is possible how can this be accomplished? I have three personnel working in the field that need to send in daily reports. This would be a great help, unless someone has a better idea. Thanks, Wayne

*I certainly appreciate the response. Are these guidelines for iPhone
applications or general use of forms with Adobe Acrobat X Standard and Pro
X. I tried to create a form that our customers could use after their jobs
were completed (to get feed back on performance, etc.). I had no problem
creating the forms and automatically distributing them. The recipient
would receive the form via email, open the form and fill it out. When they
clicked the submit icon it would not return the form (all recipients were
using adobe software). The icon would blink but the page remained, you had
to manually close the page. Have we wasted our money on Adobe or is this
just a bad idea? If the software is so version dependent (you never know
what software or version the recipient is using). What is your
recommendation. Thanks, Wayne

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