Acrobat 6 does so quite well (save a pdf as MS Word) but as already said you should be able to do a minor change within Acrobat using the text touchup tool. I guess that the original pdf file having come from MS Word probably doesn't have the fonts embedded? If you can do the change fine, if not send me the pdf file and I will do the change for you.
 
Peter 
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Thank you Peter,
 
I do have Acrobat.  Thank you for that link, but is there a way to use Acrobat to convert a .pdf back to a Word document?
 
K.Baare
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Sorry about this should have given the following link
 
 
Peter
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I have a document converted to .pdf from Word.  Since then, I have lost the original Word document.  I need to edit a line of text on the cover letter.  Is there a way I can either edit the text itself, or "white" it out somehow and insert new text over it so that I don't have to recreate the entire cover page?  It is a small amount of text.  I just need to change [EMAIL PROTECTED] to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
K. Baare

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