Any way to create a PDF with an image field or insert an image?

Hi. I'm using CS3 with Acrobat 8.1 Pro on a Mac. We're trying to create a one-page PDF that we'll save and users on a PC can open up and add text fields to, as well as an area where they can insert an image file (their logo). The source file is created in Illustrator. Would we have to create a document through Acrobat with these fields available to them in their version of Acrobat or Reader (where they can add their own content), or is there another way? Not sure how to best go about it, if it's at all possible. Thanks.

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Hi. I'm using CS3 with Acrobat 8.1 Pro on a Mac. We're trying to create a one-page PDF that we'll save and users on a PC can open up and add text fields to, as well as an area where they can insert an image file (their logo). The source file is created in Illustrator. Would we have to create a document through Acrobat with these fields available to them in their version of Acrobat or Reader (where they can add their own content), or is there another way? Not sure how to best go about it, if it's at all possible. Thanks.
I don't think there is any particular requirement for Content although, you will have to play with the size of the fields to accomodate the size of the logo. if you want to send out over a web page then have them download, and email.
you will have to go to advanced menu and choose Extend Features in Reader. this will allow the item to be downloaded, filled out, saved and emailed.
NOTE: There is a limitation of no more than 500 returned pdfs.
Adobe has special service that allows you to do this unlimited however; It cost about the same as a Lincoln Towne Car fully loaded, per year. If your a Fortune 500 company its peanuts. But for the rest of the world its out of range.
I guess the reson its so expensive, is that its not used that much. on the other hand, if they would get price down to 250-500 bucks per year, everyone could use it.
However; this limited rights thing they have come up with is good for Non-profits and small businesses that just need something on a small scale.

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