Conversion of Word/PPT File into PDF

Hello,
is there a way to convert an word/ppt file (stored in KPRO/content managment) into PDF within ABAP?
We want to read attachmens from backend and convert it into PDF in order to be shown on mobile app (IPAD)
Regards
Michael

Hi
You can get the file from Contenent and stored the file in application, here call a script to convert the file from ppt to pdf
Max

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