XSL-FO TO RTF Conversion

Hi All,
I have a problem with Purchase Order printing. It is in Oracle Application 11.5.10.2. One seeded XSL-Fo template is already attched with the Standard Purchase Order. I want to Customize this template and want to add it with Standard PO. I dont have idea of XSL-FO. I want to convert this XSL-FO template in to RTF template. So i can make the desired changes and attach it with Standard PO. By Word Template Builder We can do the RTF to XSL-FO conversion. But, What about the reverse? Can we Do this?
Regards
Ravi

Hi Ravi,
There is no way that i am aware of the convert XSL-FO to RTF.
1) If you are looking for changes in the format of the PO document then you and modify the XSL-FO Template itself.
2) If you are looking for including new columns that are not already there then it is a very tough process. See if you can populate these values in the Attribute columns of the PO - Header/Line. These fields are already present in the Data defenition file and can be used in the XSL-FO Template to get the output. This is the best method
Worst comes to worst you will have to change a view to include that column and the data defenition of this template. I have personally not tested this but i believe it is possible.
3) If you really want to create an RTF template then you can create it from scratch and assign this template to the document type. This you can do by switching to a responsibility that has the PO Setup menu and in that follow the navigation
Setup -> Purchasing -> Document Types. Here select the standard PO and change the template to the new one you have created.
Hope this helps you
regards
Vicha

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