Hi,
We have an application that needs to run in a .Net 1.1 environment that needs to generate XPS documents from a combination of TIFF files, Word documents, text documents etc. What are our options
How to create XPS in an application without .Net 3.0?
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How to create XPS in an application without .Net 3.0?
caitac
Hi,
Here is an xps library for .net 2.0:
http://www.html-to-pdf.net/xps-library.aspx
Good luck.
Smacker
We're beginning to see more and more custom solutions being developed to handle just this situation. One option you can try today is to use the Microsoft XPS Document Writer (MXDW) which installs as a print-to-file driver on your system and can be used from any Windows app that has a print feature. It shows up as another printer in the print dialog so just choose it to generate an XPS document.
You can download the MXDW as part of the XPS Essentials Pack from www.microsoft.com/xps.
Thanks,
-Tim