Convert XPS to PDF

Convert OXPS or XPS to PDF Programmatically with Java

XPS is a fixed-document format often used to organize information for printing purposes. Likewise, OXPS files are also based on XML Paper Specifications. You can easily convert XPS or OXPS files to PDF documents programmatically using Java language.

Convert XPS or OXPS to PDF in C#

In this article, we delve into the step-by-step process of transforming XPS or OXPS files into the widely-used PDF format using C#. This guide provides developers with a practical solution to enhance document management capabilities.

Convert PostScript PS/EPS and XPS to PDF and Raster Images in C++

In my previous post, I have shown you how easy it is to create or edit PostScript (PS/EPS) and XPS documents programmatically using Aspose.Page for C++. In this article, I’ll demonstrate how to convert PS/EPS or XPS documents to PDF or raster image formats including PNG, JPEG, TIFF, and BMP using C++. The rest of the article is composed of the following sections: Convert a PostScript PS/EPS to PDF in C++ Convert a PostScript PS/EPS to Image in C++ Convert XPS to PDF in C++ Convert XPS to image in C++ Before we start, I assume that you have downloaded Aspose.

Upcoming Release of Aspose.Page for C++

While everyone is waiting for the New Year and preparing for the celebrations, we are preparing to bring something new for the C++ developers. Yes, we are going to release our XPS document creation and manipulation API for C++ as Aspose.Page for C++. So now, you will be able to create, read, edit, save and convert the XPS documents programmatically in your C++ based applications. In addition to the manipulation and processing of XPS documents, Aspose.

Convert XPS Documents into PDF using Aspose.XPS

It is our pleasure to announce new revision of Aspose.XPS for both .NET and Java Platforms. As per regular monthly update process, API has been rolled out with new features and enhancements. You can now convert XPS to PDF in C# and Java. In order to download and use the latest release of the API, please visit following links as per your working environment e.g. .NET and Java: Aspose.XPS for .