Xml file to document file

Can any one tell how to convert .xml file to .doc file so that it can be viewed through microsoft word and vice
versa?

I am not totally sure I understand, but I'll give it a try.
If you are just trying to view the XML file in Word then bring up the open dialog, select *.xml as the file name and load the desired file. You will be able to edit the file but no XML validation will be performed.
If you are trying to take an XML document and convert it to a MSWord compatible .doc file, I do not yet believe this is possible. Formatting Objects (FO - part of XSL) are intended to provide a standard method of tagging the data for the purpose of transforming to an application specific format. I believe an FO Transformer for Acrobat is available, but I have not used it.

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