Reader Extensions Certificate

I have the Trial certificate which I have added to LiveCycle 2.5. Sure enough, in Reader 9, I can see clearly that it has FormImportExport rights enabled for Production mode, but I get this error message whenever I try to invoke importData:
NotAllowedError: Security settings prevent access to this property or method.
Doc.importXFAData:-1:XFA:books[0]:form1[0]:Button1[0]:click
...it also states that it has FormFillInAndSave usage rights (and others), but that too does not appear to be the case to me.
I've read quite extensively about these Reader Extensions, and the only conclusion that I have reached is that this only works by using LiveCycle Forms (Server-side); I'm only using LiveCycle ES on my own PC (Client-side). Is this the case?
Thanks for reading my issue.
P.S. I do prefer not to download the 30day Acrobat trial (1GB), only to realise that I have the same problem, if possible that is.

Thank you for responding. I tried the certificate from there already. Just to be sure I re-downloaded it and tried again and got the same error. Is there anything I might be doing wrong? I'm not importing from the server, it's a remote workstation through the web adminUI utility. I also read some documentation that said you could only import .cer files and the download has a .pfx file and a text file. Any info would be appreciated.

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