PDF to Email: LiveCycle or Acrobat Pro?

Hello!
I´m very new to this so, please, be patient with my questions.
Here´s what I need: I´d like to create a PDF form so I could send it to several people and receive the results by email.
Possible?
Do I need LiveCycle to do it or will Acrobat Pro do the job?
Are there any tutorials available that could help me get started?
Thank you for any ideas.
Marcos

Hi Sara,
I'm working on an Imac 3.2GHz Intel Core i5 running OS X 10.9.5. Sometimes
Acrobat just shuts down, sometimes it stops responding and I have to force
quit, and other times I get this message: "Save as failed to process this
document. No document was created".
I don't know exactly how the PDFs were created, as they come from another
institution. They look as if they were exported from excel though. The
thing is I have several files, all with the same structure, from the same
source, and the small ones were converted without a problem, but the large
ones simply won't. I'm attaching one of the files, perhaps you can see for
yourself something useful.
Thanks,
Mariana
On Tue, Nov 11, 2014 at 7:34 PM, Sara.Forsberg <[email protected]>

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