Pdf converter in cs5?

I want to convert a large pdf document into Word. I have CS5 and Adobe Story.
Can this be done with the current software I have?
Jacs

There's no Acrobat CS5 either.
Depending on the Creative Suite you have, Acrobat X Pro may be part of it, and you can save a PDF as a Word (.docx) file from there.
If your CS5 doesn't have Acrobat, you'll need the ExportPDF service.

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