Converting PDF formats to MS word 2010?

hi,I've got a problem. I'm really sorry if someone have already discussed that problem before.
I am trying to convert 1000's of pdf files to word 2010 that has not been labeled correctly so using the built in feature that acrobat has does not allow the tables and colums to convert without going all over the place. Is there anyway to do this?
Hope to get answers as soon as possible.

You'll want to ask this question in the Acrobat Windows forum.
http://forums.adobe.com/community/acrobat/acrobat_windows
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