Adobe Reader Attachments(Bilder) komprimieren

Hallo, ich habe eine Ausfüllbare PDF in der ich Attachments einfügen kann.
Das problem ist das wenn ich zuviele Bilder einfüge(Digitalkamera) die PDF schnell zu groß wird und ich diese nicht mehr vershicken kann.
Gibt es die Option die eingefügten Bilder beim einfügen zu komprimieren ohne andere programme dazu zu verwenden?

i understand everything you trying to say to me, but what i´m trying to say its since i installed the Adobe reader X everytime that i want to attach a PDF file in an Outlook message, Outlook stops working and i have to reboot the app, i know that i dont need Reader to attach i file to a message, but this bug doesn't happen with Adobe Reader 9.3.
I don´t know if i make my self clear.

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