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I realize I didn't mention the work involved when using MobiCreator. Of the four options I mentioned using Mobicreator is the most laborious but also yields the best results.
I just remembered that mobireader also converts PDF by virtue of importing the file into the reader, I just never liked the result, it does a better job than most but I like my mobi to be perfect.
Anyhow getting back to MobiCreator. This tool has a Wizard like interface that takes you through the process of converting a PDF to Mobi. During the conversion process it generates HTML from the PDF, and does a very good job at it, but it still is not perfect. What the tool is excellent for editing the meta data it is not so good for editing the HTML.
The HTML is stored in a working directory so you'll have to find the path where mobicreator stores the file. The path can be found in the setting.
What I usually do is import the HTML into a tool like Bookcreator, found here on this site, in the Workshop forum. Edit the html then generate the mobi from that tool
Oh and if you are comfortable editing html directly you can edit the html from within the Mobicreator tool.
Using Mobicreator does yield the best results, but it does take time.
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