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Absolutely! It's really easy (unless your skis are ANCIENT) It's not easy to do by yourself if you have no experience, but if you take them to a ski shop, the people there will happily help you Also, make sure you ask them to fill in the old screw holes from your old bindings. If not, snow/water can get in there and make your skis swell.
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Sorry no they cant, your bindings are fixed to your skis by screws, which have to be drilled in, drilling more holes in the skis will affect there performance majorly.
The only adjustments that can be made are moving the heel piece backwards and forwards to hold different sized ski boots.
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