Converting pdf to word with XI Pro

I just downloaded a free trial of Adobe XI Pro as I'm trying to convert a PDF document to a Word doc on my Mac. I successfully downloaded the software, registered with Adobe and signed in. But when I press the tab to "convert" I'm informed there's an error in signing in or conversely it prompts me to "Sign Up Now" again. Can you help me? Peter

Thank you for the response. I insereted several .pdf files into my MS Word document where they show as Acobat icons. When in MS Word, I am able to double-click on the icons and the files open in Acrobat. I then converted the MS Word document to a .pdf. These icons now only show as pictures and do not open the original inserted .pdf documents.

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I've found that some of the non-Adobe converters (and some of the free online converters) don't do such a good job as Acrobat Pro. If you want to try it out, you can download one of the free 30-day trial packages from Adobe that include Acrobat Pro X (such as Adobe Creative Suite 6 Design Standard) and try it out for yourself. It won't cost you a thing to use for 30-days and each app is fully functional.
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