Converting Word Files n Excel Files To TIFF images using java

Can u plzz help me in finding out code for Conversion of word, excel files to TIFF..as soon as possible...i hope vl find some help from u people.
Thankx n Regards
Mr.Reddy

MS keeps their formats secure, it's how they make money.
There was a project from Apache (sub-group anyway), that was doing some work on it, but documentation and results were very flaky.
However, TIFF has a format that people can use. Search the web for the format, get the details on the byte structure, then simply apply.
Now, to convert between text to image, you'd need a rendering engine that figures out how it would look on-screen, then take the resulting graphics context data and convert it into the TIFF format.

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