Might be easier to help if you let us know what the problem you are trying to solve is....
But anyway..
You can't "edit" the Word document in Word from the new PDF.
You can do minor touch-ups to the PDF created from Word that don't involve major changes....such as fixing spelling; punctuation, minor word replacments.
You can fix the page in Word, print a PDF of that page only, and replace a page within your existing PDF with the correct page.
If those answers don't help; see if you can tell us more about the problem.
Acrobat is probably the program I use most often and I'm learning more every day.
1. Use the Touch_up Text tool (Tools: Advanced Editing: Touch-Up Text to make very minor edits. Acrobat will not flow text in a paragraph.
2. If the file came from Word, you can export a Word file from the PDF file. (File: Export: Word). Re-edit it, and regenrate the PDF file.
However, the conversion from Word to PDF and back isn't perfect. If you need to send a copy of the file for editing purposes, then attach the original Word file to the PDF using the Attachment pane at the bottom of the dopcument window (it looks like a paper clip).
Tim
I am a long-time Acrobat user, an employee of Adobe Systems, and Maine native. I have created training videos for Total Training, consulted with people to help them better use Acrobat, and developed new business for Adobe as a Business Development Manager
But anyway..
You can't "edit" the Word document in Word from the new PDF.
You can do minor touch-ups to the PDF created from Word that don't involve major changes....such as fixing spelling; punctuation, minor word replacments.
You can fix the page in Word, print a PDF of that page only, and replace a page within your existing PDF with the correct page.
If those answers don't help; see if you can tell us more about the problem.
Acrobat is probably the program I use most often and I'm learning more every day.