Converting documents to images using OpenOffice API

Is it possible to convert e.g. a Word document into a TIFF image using the OpenOffice API with JAI? If so, any pointers as to how this would be done?
Thanks,
Harri

Oops... I didn't notice that you mentioned all that Microsoft stuff. The answer is still yes, I think, but you might want to look into some other language than Java.

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No good.
I've followed the instructions 3 times to the letter and it still opens without any mention of a password request. In fairness, its exactly the same process I followed with the Google instructions so I am at a complete loss with this one.
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Try the following,
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Message was edited by: devongovett

devongovett wrote:
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