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You save my day! One freeware use TLK file extension. I was able to make XPS file but local library support only PDF and now I could print it.
Yes, I suppouse to buy a printer…
ReplyMy problem is I can’t even open the XPS files, even though I have XPSViewer program 🙁
ReplyNice work. you saved my day not fiddling round with this too long. Thanks.
ReplyIt doesn’t work for me. I converted a DjVu-format to XPS.
I could format a few pages from XPS to PDF but the first attempt it only converted 9 pages (out of a bit over 1000 pages), the second time 6 out of 50.
Too bad.
how do you use google docs to change a xps file to pdf/jpg or anything else? lol
Replyif you don’t want the hassle of pre-installation software, required with cutePDF then use BillZip instead.
ReplyThis worked fantastically well, and when the pop up box asked if I wanted to install the ask.com thing I just unticked it. EASY!!!
ReplyI read all the comments posted and saw most of them were praising this product – the PDF Creator – as the solution to a problem. It seems I had a similar problem, so I was looking for a program just like this one! After all the good marks it received, I was eager to install and get started.
And I did get started all right …. in fact, the program seems to come with a free gift. This gift was in addition to the add-on forcing the installer to download the useless and unwanted Ask.com toolbar!
Yep! – A free gift – ‘cept this gift comes with a warning label from my anti-virus software warning me that a threat named W32.CLAM.2010.09.01 had been detected.
Of course, installation was stopped, any remnants from the installation files were deleted, and my computer received its Saturday night bath a bit earlier in the week than usual.
People just have to be careful when using free software. The “bargain” just may come with an expensive wake-up call!
ReplyDear Sid, God bless you son, for that ideas you provide. You just done my day better to sustain alive and well clear-minded. Thank’s!
ReplyGood Job Sid, I am using it on Windows 7 and it’s working smooth.
Thanx a lott
Just so you know, this program also has an ask.com toolbar in it that it tries to install, so just beware.
ReplyKeep up the good work Sid !!!
Thanks for posting these type of articles
ReplyMuchas gracias por su ayuda.Excelente consejo. Me ha funcionado a la perfección, inmediatamente, sin problemas.
ReplyThanks. I really look forward to finding how to convert XPS to PDF without watermarks for free.
ReplyWorked great, thanks. Even posted it to kindle to view on the run. Great product…
ReplyBetter was to convert to PDF is to use XpsConvert from Pagemark.
Also support most raster formats.
gxps does not support all image formats that can be contain within a xps document.
ReplyNonsense Does Not work. what happens if you are using windows XP ? – XP simply will not open the file to print – try posting a solution that works for XP users ! . This does not work for xp users as stated ! please try again !
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