Acrobat X Std/Pro finally saving to ePub?

I'm thinking about upgrading to Acrobat X STD/PRO but will do only if it's finally possible to save a PDF document to ePub format.
Is this the case?
The features shown online don't seem to be exhaustive.
Thanks for any help.

Thanks all,
well I'm disappointed.
I don't have original files, only PDFs that I would transform to have more control in display option on my iPad.
Converting to Word is not an option, a lot of informaiton is lost and then Calibre doesn't convert Word documents.
Calibre doesn't do a nice work in converting PDF files either.
That's why I hoped that PDF->ePub directly would be available.
Too bad. I'll stick to Acrobat 8 in that case. And keep reading PDF in orginal formats, meaning no dictionary, no real annotations, etc.
But that's fine.
Thanks all.

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