I would advise against using Acrobat's "Save as Microsoft Word" function. When I tried this, Acrobat would produce an exquisite-*looking* copy of my PDF. But the moment I'd try to edit the file in Word, the layout would do silly things like wrap off the page into oblivion. I call it the "House of Cards" conversion as it looked great until I touched it and it imploded. Lots of disconnected text boxes with no flow.
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