Acrobat Prof X pdf hebrew doc "save as" excel is backwards

I tried to save a pdf written in hebrew to an excel spreadsheet. The column placement came out corrrectly, but each hebrew word is reversed. I have Mcrosoft Hebrew language fonts and SW installed and can write directly in Hebrew but can't download from pdf to excel (or word). Can you help me? Thanks!!

Acrobat Middle Eastern (ME) is a separate product which supports Arabic and Hebrew scripts. Here's one link I found:
http://aramedia.com/adobe_acrobat9pro.htm

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