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so, are you telling me definitely that you can not import swf's into indesign cs3 (on its own without adobe acrobat) <br />
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When you say the free trial will become available, does that simultaneously mean that it will be available to buy ! <br />
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Lastly, you say 'to a pdf to share' what does that mean, is that your way of saying, you can embed the swf and export the pdf that can be put onto a server or downloaded. What I am trying to say is, can you do what you like with a pdf with a swf embedded or linked to it or are there some things a pdf with just text and images can do that the latter can not. 
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via embedding or justing liking to ! is there anything I should be aware of when trying to do that. If it is a swf - can i stop it from auto playing so the user has to press play 
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via embedding or justing liking to ! is there anything I should be aware of when trying to do that. If it is a swf - can i stop it from auto playing so the user has to press play 

so, are you telling me definitely that you can not import swf&amp;#39;s into indesign cs3 (on its own without adobe acrobat) 

When you say the free trial will become available, does that simultaneously mean that it will be available to buy ! 

Lastly, you say &amp;#39;to a pdf to share&amp;#39; what does that mean, is that your way of saying, you can embed the swf and export the pdf that can be put onto a server or downloaded. What I am trying to say is, can you do what you like with a pdf with a swf embedded or linked to it or are there some things a pdf with just text and images can do that the latter can not. 

Can you import swf files into adobe acrobat and indesign and then export the whole thing as a pdf

Adobe Acrobat is a family of application software and Web services developed by Adobe Systems to view, create, manipulate, print and manage files in Portable Document Format (PDF). The family comprises Acrobat Reader (formerly Adobe Reader), Acrobat (formerly Acrobat Exchange) and Acrobat.com. The commercial proprietary Acrobat, available for Microsoft Windows and OS X only, can also create, edit, convert, digitally sign, encrypt, export and publish PDF files.