Converting .doc or .rtf to xsl-fo

Hello everyone,
Can anyone please help me to convert a .doc or .rtf file to xsl-fo using Java API?
Thank you,
Rajan S

Put this in form field on first cell of table:
<?attribute@incontext:end-indent;'0.0pt'?>
<?attribute@incontext:start-indent;'0.0pt'?>
<?attribute@incontext:padding-start;'0.0pt'?>
<?attribute@incontext:padding-end;'0.0pt'?>
Regards,
Gareth

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