Now that you have created an XPS document you of course need to read them. In combination with the updated Wordpad application in Windows 7 that supports both ODF and the Open Xml formats (post build 6801) you have a great interoperability experience. So you can create your XPS documents from any application with printer support. When you install Windows 7 (note build 6801) you get the Microsoft XPS Document Writer printer which is used to print anything into an XPS document. XPS is still here and will eventually submitted to ISO and proposed as a standard. Choose a printer to print the file to and click “Print.”.The buzz about XPS has unfortunately faded away during the last year, probably due to the discussions about the Open Xml formats. Print the XPS file from within the XPS viewer. Double-click the XPS file in its saved location and it will open automatically in the XPS viewer. Select “add local printer with manual settings” and Click next.Click Add a new printer and Click on “A printer that wasn’t listed”.Right Click Microsoft XPS Document Writer and Click Remove Device.Open Devices and Printers using Windows key R to get the run box and type Control.exe Printers and press Enter.Copy and paste this folder to C Drive\\Windows\\System32.Microsoft is including the program with its software on new computers so that XPS will become universal.ĭownload and extract the Windows 7 XPS document writer printer drivers containing folder from here Microsoft XPS Document Writer Click File and The XPS Document Writer is a Microsoft program that produces files that work well for publishing–better, the company says, than what is offered by Adobe’s PDF files. Manufacturer: “Microsoft”,Printers: “Microsoft XPS Document Writer”.
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