Can you create a PDF in Designer that allows pictures to be later pasted in to it?

I need to create a PDF that will allow our customers to copy/paste screen shots in to the created PDF document. I have tried this with a dynamic PDF and cannot get it to work. Any ieas if it is possible? And if so how.
Any advice much appreciated.

Hi Caroline,
The issue is that the form you are using has not been Reader Enabled and (by the error message) you are using Reader.
This means that you will not be able to save the data inputted into the form (including an image into the image field).
If you are using Reader, then the form needs to be reader enabled in order to give the ability to save data inputted into the form.
This can be done in two ways:
(1) If you have Acrobat Standard (v9) or Acrobat Professional (v8 or below), then there is a menu item that will allow you to enable the form. However there are license restrictions (see EULA).
(2) Using the full LC enterprise Suite Reader Extensions to apply the reader rights. This is a server component and is €€€€.
I have a summary on the Adobe Cookbooks that summarises the differences in deploying a form and the restrictions that are in place depending on whether the user has Acrobat or Reader and how the form was reader enabled (if at all).
Summary here: http://cookbooks.adobe.com/post_Using_LiveCycle_Forms_in_Acrobat_and_Reader-16518.html
The sample in the previous post was not reader enabled and this is why you got the error.
Hope that helps,
Niall

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