How can I use Ghostscript to convert XPS to PDF or XPS to DOC? [closed]

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Which one is the best third party libary to convert XPS to PDF and XPS to DOC.

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While gxps and ghostscript are a possible solution, the syntax of the accepted answer did not work for me.

I was able to use ghostscript and gxps using the following syntax:

C:\gxps-871.exe -sDEVICE=pdfwrite -sOutputFile=myfile.pdf -dNOPAUSE myfile.xps

One comment on tab path completion: gxps doesn't seem to understand some of the Windows 7 symbolic links like My Documents well. If you have trouble tab-completing to your path, consider a temp folder in c:.

Credit where credit is due: I got this syntax from this blog: http://minhtech.com/windows/convert-xps-to-pdf-without-printer-driver/

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XPS to PDF:
You can use GhostXPS (part of GhostPDL):

gxps.exe ^
 -o output.pdf ^
  c:/path/to/input.xps