HTML to RTF

Hi all
I rename an HTML to RTF and if I use WORD DOC I see what I want to see.
If I use WORD PAD I see the HTML code.That's bad.
Any usefull idea with xsl or sort of?
Regards

You can do as follow:
HTMLEditorKit htmlEditorKit = new HTMLEditorKit() ;
RTFEditorKit rtfEditorKit = new RTFEditorKit() ;
Reader in = new FileReader("theHTMLFile.html") ;
Document doc = htmlEditorKit.createDefaultDocument() ;
htmlEditorKit.read(in, doc, 0) ;
in.close() ;
OutputStream out = new FileOutputStream("theRTFFile.rtf") ;
rtfEditorKit.write(out, doc, 0, doc.getLength()) ;
out.close() ;That will probably only work with simple text without any complex formatting and without graphics...
Yannick

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