Enabling Usage Rights with Adobe Pro 6.0

Is there any way to enable usage rights in Adobe Acrobat Pro 6.0?
Am i forced to buy a newer Adobe product in order to do this?
Is there software online that allows me to do this?
I would like to allow users to markup drawings in Acrobat Reader.
Any help would be very much appreciated...

OK, let's go again...
Q: What is available online to enable usage rights?
A: Nothing.
Q: If i don't have to purchase more software through Adobe, what are my
options?
A: You do have to purchase software from Adobe, namely Acrobat Pro.

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