Printing Documents w/ Markups & Stamps

Is there a way to set my documents so that when another person views them they will print the way I want regardless of the print setting the receiving party has?
Example, I may have numerous markups and/or stamps on a contract. My client, doesn't know how to properly use the print with Markups or Stamps setting in the printer properties. They open the document and print it without paying close attention to the screen version and what they see on paper doesn't show any of my work.
Another issue related to this is that I will create a pdf and then send it through a service that I have which allows me to fax online, but has not printer property settings. The party on the other end does not see any of my Markups or stamps because the software sending the fax doesn't have a setting for how it is sent.
Additionally, let's say that I cover over something like an old price or dated policy by creating a white box over it with no visible lines. How do I lock down the edits so that someone on the receiving end is not able to click on my white box and delete it or even know it is there for that matter?
The only way I have found so far is to print out and scan the document back into my hard drive and then send it to them. This is a lot of extra seemingly unnecessary work. Surely there is a way to lock in my edits.
Regards,
Brad Brusenhan

Brad,
Try the links below. John TeSelle has written a tutorial, and includes a javascript to add the "flatten" command to Acrobat's drop down menu.
Tutorial:
http://www.aecbytes.com/tipsandtricks/2006/issue2-acrobat.html
His website:
http://www.linetype.com/advice/cad/flatten.htm

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