Can I add encryption security using Acrobat 9 Pro?

Hi,
I need to create a pdf with an ecryption security, this pdf will be emailed and the encryption must restrict the "editing changes allowed" but it should allow the recipient to print the pdf.
I heard this can be done using Adobe Acrobat X Pro, I don't have this one installed, I have Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro, is it possible to use this type of Acrobat for this type of encription?
Thanks

It is possible with Acrobat 9.

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