![]() Other software companies haven’t jumped to include XPS support.Ĭhris Hoffman is the former Editor-in-Chief of How-To Geek. XPS is an open format in the same way “Office Open XML” is an open, standardized format for Microsoft Office documents. XPS is now technically a standardized, open format – it stands for Open XML Paper Specification. Related: How to Print to PDF in Windows: 4 Tips and Tricks XPS also includes support for other features that you’d find in PDF, like digital signatures and DRM. An XPS file represents a document with a fixed layout, just as a PDF file does. Think of an XPS file like a PDF (or PostScript) file. Continue reading the following for posterity and use PDF instead of XPS. Note: If you're using Windows 10, they've finally added built-in support for printing to PDF files, so you will hopefully never need to deal with an XPS format file again. ![]() The average person should stay away from XPS files and use PDF files instead. Once regarded as a possible “PDF killer,” the XPS file format now lives on in Windows seemingly out of sheer inertia. ![]()
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