Hello,
my college Professor uses XPS format for all of her class presentations. She makes notes on them with a computer pad and then sends us the document so we can study. The problem is that the pages all appear sideways and theres no option to rotate them so I have to flip my computer on its side to read. This makes it very difficult to scroll down the page with a mouse. Is there anyway to rotate the document or convert it to a format that can be rotated? I’ve tried everything.
Thanks,
Angela
Prior to reading this article, I had an idea of what XPS was, but did not know everything about it. I now have a much better understanding. I did not realize it had so many features.
It’s interesting how there are so many utilities (including XPS) that allow the creation of PDF or PDF like documents, but Adobe does not allow their free Reader application to create PDF files. Go figure.
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We have bulk of xps files, We want to find the file with the help of content in the file. Can you Pls help us out.
Hello,
my college Professor uses XPS format for all of her class presentations. She makes notes on them with a computer pad and then sends us the document so we can study. The problem is that the pages all appear sideways and theres no option to rotate them so I have to flip my computer on its side to read. This makes it very difficult to scroll down the page with a mouse. Is there anyway to rotate the document or convert it to a format that can be rotated? I’ve tried everything.
Thanks,
Angela
Try to open them with Microsoft Office 2010 and see if you can rotate them by using it. It might work.
You cannot rotate documents from the XPS viewer. But, you can rotate them from the Reader app in Windows 8, if you have Windows 8.
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Prior to reading this article, I had an idea of what XPS was, but did not know everything about it. I now have a much better understanding. I did not realize it had so many features.
It’s interesting how there are so many utilities (including XPS) that allow the creation of PDF or PDF like documents, but Adobe does not allow their free Reader application to create PDF files. Go figure.
Great article!