"export to word" not showing as an option (mac)

Question

I am using the free trial specifically to try exporting an annotated .pdf to Word and then accepting and tracking those annotations in Word.  The 1 minute video seemed very easy. Problem is, I don't see "export to word" as an option under the comment options.  I did see an "export to word" under "tools", but that did not allow me to accept the .pdf annotations in the Word document.  Any help is appreciated.

Answer 1

After Opening PDF in Acrobat (not Reader):
Go to file menu
Click on Save as Other.
Choose Word Format for .Docx type files.
Choose desired location to save.
Save File.
Quit Acrobat
Open Word.
NOTE: Acrobat and PDF has no concept of Line Breaks. So you will have to repair Broken sentences manually. If a Long document a very long task. I'm not sure if the annotations can be removed easily. Because Word's Track changes will work. You may have to manually remove Tracked changes items or change them Manually. You should get hold of the original Document. Accept changes, turn off Tracked changes, and save the original document. Then if you have Acrobat XI on a Mac:
go to File Menu Print
Click and Hold on the PDF Button
When Context menu pops up choose Adobe PDF.
Now follow the steps as they come up. First window you choose quality of PDF this basically Distiller Job Options. I usually use the first that comes up (High Quality) .
Second item that comes up Choose name or edit name given (I usually alter the (example) Name from Microsoft Word -Sample.docx.pdf to Sample.pdf), then choose (Browse) the desired location to save file., Then choose Save.
Note: Acrobat Mac has two long standing bugs Adobe refuses to fix. (They Blame Microsoft and Apple)
URL's and Mailto:'s unless they have been created by Word/Excel's AutoCorrect doesn't come over you have to manually add the links and even then they don't change color to blue nor do they underline (If you create URLs.Mailto through the URL Wizard (Insert menu > URLs) you will have to manually create them Yourself.
Next if you have any Section Breaks or page Breaks Inserted (Insert Menu > Breaks > Page Breaks, Column Breaks, Section Breaks Continuous, or Section Breaks next page; you may have multiple PDF's created.  And have to piece them back together.  And especially with pages that switch orientation (Portrait, to Land scape).
There is absolutely no excuse for these bugs to languish for 15 years, but Adobe has no intention of ever fixing them. They say its up to Apple and Microsoft to fix problems actually belonging to them
It been proved time and time again by just taking such files and opening on a Windows Machine and there is no issues. In creating PDF's.