Adobe rules the roost when it comes to distributing documents electronically.
Its PDF documents can include fancy formatting, photos and other graphics and
the free Reader program allows people to open and read these documents, even if
they don’t have access to the software that created the originals.
However, although the Reader program is free, the one necessary to create PDF
files is not; hence the interest in Microsoft’s XPS file format.
While it doesn’t include some of the fancier features of PDFs, it is included
with Windows Vista and is also available as a free download for Windows XP
users.
In this Workshop, we’ll look at the version of the XPS Viewer program that
works alongside Internet Explorer, so it’s possible to display XPS documents
directly within the web browser.
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