XPS
Any experts out there understand what XPS gives you when printing in a Windoze environment? (Aside from 16-bit).
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- Faster?
- Better Quality?
- More reliable rendering?
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Re: XPS
George,
Found this...hope it helps.....
The XPS file format is Microsoft's answer to the commonly known and universal PDF format. Just like PDF, XPS is a multi-platform document type that allows users to share documents--no matter which operating system they are using. XPS is just catching steam after it was introduced with the Microsoft Office 2007, Windows Vista and Windows 7 platforms. Printing an XPS document is quite easy as long as you have an XPS viewer installed on your system. Windows Vista and Windows 7 ship with an XPS viewer already installed.David -
Re: XPS
Indeed it do. That simple statement that's its Microsoft's answer to PDF tells me all I need to know. I missed that when I did a search ... senior moments eh !!Found this...hope it helps.....
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Re: XPS
George I now manage to have senior senior moments....
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