What paste formats does Acrobat support?

I have a software program that places formatted RTF and plain text data on the Windows clipboard. When users of the program try to paste into Acrobat, they get text that has been stripped of all formatting.
This used to work, and still works perfectly when pasting into Word.
Has Acrobat eliminated support for RTF pasting? Does it support an alternate formatted style? Is there a way to select a clipboard format?
Thanks!

Thanks for replying. I understand that this isn't the standard Acrobat use case, but nevertheless it's one I've seen repeated by hundreds of customers. They have a PDF, and they want to annotate the PDF with the output of my program. There are lots of ways to print to PDF and merge, etc., but those are all painful and the users just want something simple and familiar: copy/paste is what they want.
If there's a better, simpler, way ... by all means, please tell me, since I know little about Acrobat.
Actually, the ideal thing would be to paste some sort of embedded OLE object you could later click on and edit with my program, but that's probably another thread entirely, for another time.

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