Commercial applications?

Hello,
I've read the license agreement of the sdk but I am still not sure to understand well (english is not my native language).
I have a commercial application that display medical images on screen. Now, I would like also to display PDF documents as well. If I use the sdk to load and display the pdf documents inside my application, do I have to pay some royalties? Can I convert them as JPEG image for example? I don't know if it is possible with the sdk, but can I also load pdf templates (documents that can be edited partially) inside my application and save the modifications?
Kind regards,

You do not have to pay any $$ to Adobe for the USE OF the SDK.
However, remember that the SDK is simply for use with Adobe Acrobat or
Reader - so all of your users will need to have one of them installed
(depending on which APIs you choose to use).
Again, depending on whether users will have Acrobat or Reader will
determine what features you have

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