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Message: <blockquote data-quote="maransreth" data-source="post: 1791088" data-attributes="member: 4390">The only option for readers to add/change information in a pdf is to make the field a form. That then allows the reader to write in that space what they want to do.You need to have Acrobat 6 Pro (NOT Standard) to do this, or an older version as that has forms normally. Best way I can think of to do this (please note it is not the only way) is to bring up th forms toolbar. Tools>Advanced Editing>Forms>Show Forms Toolbar. Then you have a number of options to choose what type of form option will be used. The last option of text field is what you want. Just make sure you change the properties to show that it is a text field that can have information inputted (eg, hairline border around the field)As to the other question about links to an email address, this should load as quickly as the system resources allow for the machine that is opening the link.Hope this helps.Duane</blockquote>