Form in Adobe (Acrobat Pro)

Hi, i'm working in a form...
i have read that i should insert a file field(?)
'cause i need that the people to respond, insert an image at the end...
how can i insert the file field?
sorry for the translation... i speak spanish
thx

I don't know what a "file field" is.
You should either ask in the Acrobat forum http://forums.adobe.com/community/acrobat/forms
or in the Spanish language forum http://forums.adobe.com/community/international_forums/espanol

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