Are there any free tools that I can use to convert a PDF document into an XPS document? Although a nice programmatic API would be nice, I'm not opposed to shelling out to a command line tool to do the conversion.
Thanks!
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A:
AbcPdf version 7 includes this funcationality, if you link back to their site you can have a free license key. Utilize the save method to accomplish PDF - XPS conversions.
XPS is exported only if the supplied path ends with ".xps", and it requires the .NET Framework 3.0. XPS is supported via Doc.SaveOptions.FileExtension of the Save method when saving to a stream. Set this property to either ".xps" or "xps" otherwise a conventional PDF output will be generated. XPS streams must have FileAccess.ReadWrite and not simply FileAccess.Write otherwise the operation will fail.
virtual void Save(Stream stream)
Jakkwylde
2009-11-09 18:10:58
That seems to be to import XPS to PDF ... I need it the other way around ... I have a PDF and need it to be an XPS
Joel Martinez
2009-11-09 18:48:35
Sorry about that, I edited above to reflect what you're after
Jakkwylde
2009-11-09 19:28:24
Is AbcPDF version 7 free? I think it costs money correct?
Nissan Fan
2009-11-09 22:37:44
If you don't link back to their site you'll need to pay (i think the base cost is around $350) otherwise you can get a free license
Jakkwylde
2009-11-10 17:17:46