FormsCentral - save as PDF security preference options

Hi, After reading other FAQs I can see there is no Footer feature within FormsCentral...so I was trying to save the design from FormsCentral as a PDF Form and then open it in Adobe Acrobat and insert the footer via the Page Tools BUT each time I try it says that I don't have permission to change the form. I get why the permissions are set this way so once it's distributed others can't change it....BUT I can't see how I change the security preferences for the PDF Form export from FormsCentral to allow me to open it in Adobe Acrobat, inesrt the footer and then save it as a locked down Form can anyone help me with the permissions?

http://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-3661

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