Seconding Graham's remarks...
Converted documents (from anything, using any conversion method I know about) result in documents that are, at a minimum, difficult to edit. They usually will look like the original document and print like the original document; that seems to be the best
conversion software can do.
They will often have a number of unneeded section breaks as well.
If I want to do much editing in a converted document or use it as a template for other documents I will either recreate it from scratch or copy it as plain text and add the formatting.
One other wrinkle with OCR is although it is very good, it is still far from perfect. Extensive proof-reading is required. Although an error rate of 1% or 2% isn't bad, it means a couple of words per page can be off.