Creating PDF with Form Feilds - Upgrade?

I am using Acrobat 7 Pro.
Need to do:
I need to create PDFs that my client can open then be able to type in bits of information and print the PDF to look like a finished form.
Example: Say I create a contract and send it to my client. They need to be able to open the contract PDF and in the middle of sentences enter information (like a name) and then print it out. The Contract needs to look like the "name" was always there and not like an enter form area form the rest of the sentence.
Do I need to update my Acrobat? I have had no luck creating them in version 7. Does Acrobat 9 create such forms?

I use Corel Draw x3 for my design work. Then I use the Corel create a PDF setting.
Afterward I open the PDF in Acrobat and make sure it looks ok.
Usually save it again with acrobat.
If I open Word and try to import the PDF it always seems to not recreate the graphics correctly. And I have to make my vectors into bit maps to get them to display even close.
My Version of word is old too. Word 2002 uses scansoft PDF converter 3
Trying to get Corel to save as Word doc does not work correctly either.

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