File Details |
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| File Size | 0.9 MB |
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| License | Freeware |
| Operating System | Windows Server 2003/XP |
| Date Added | November 8, 2006 |
| Total Downloads | 19,625 |
| Publisher | Microsoft Corp. |
| Homepage | Microsoft Save as PDF or XPS |
Publisher's Description
Microsoft Save as PDF or XPS will export and save to the PDF and XPS formats in eight 2007 Microsoft Office programs. It also allows you to send as e-mail attachment in the PDF and XPS formats in a subset of these programs. Specific features vary by program.
This Microsoft Save as PDF or XPS Add-in for 2007 Microsoft Office programs supplements and is subject to the license terms for the Microsoft 2007 Office system beta software. You may not use this supplement if you do not have a license for the software.
Latest Reviews
ghammer reviewed v1.0 on Sep 8, 2006
Does as it says, though why anyone would use PDF is beyond me.
spongy-poo reviewed v1.0 on Sep 7, 2006
Does what it says it will do.
mjm01010101 reviewed v1.0 on Sep 7, 2006
The world really doesn't need *another* document archival format. Please kill this thing, or guarantee it's better than PDF and make an esy migration tool to XPS and *then* kill PDF.
Paul Skinner reviewed v1.0 on Sep 7, 2006
Rating the PROGRAMME (unlike the gimp below) it does exactly what it says on the tin.
Whether XPS will be a success is neither here nor there.
As for the .doc format being gone, are you blind or stupid? .doc is still easily the most popular because it is the easiest to get hold of.
To the guy above: it does pdf too, so the programme itself is quite handy, and therefore not worthy of a 2.
molumen reviewed v1.0 on Sep 7, 2006
XPS is - as many other "revolutionary standards" from Microsoft - a useless format that will never become a standard. To become one, it has to be open source, or its license should be less restrictive.
Presented as a PDF killer, XPS will never replace PDF, who's truely available on all platforms, wide spread, well known and loved by all kind of users (from printers and DTP workers to businessmen and students.)
This add-in itself isn't very needed since there are several PDF generators that give the possibility to generate PDFs from almost any print capable application. Among these PDF generators is PDFCreator, an open source PDF printer of great quality.
Even MSOffice isn't a "must have" (for the common user) as there are several free replacements, from google's Writely to OpenOffice and Abiword.
The times when Microsoft was creating standards when it wanted and how it wanted are gone.
Doc format is dead (its death is called "OASIS Open Document Format for Office Applications" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenDocument), an XML-based open standard that spreads fast among applications and platforms. ).
So will die XPS.
Amen... :)
ghammer reviewed v1.0 on Sep 8, 2006
Does as it says, though why anyone would use PDF is beyond me.
spongy-poo reviewed v1.0 on Sep 7, 2006
Does what it says it will do.
mjm01010101 reviewed v1.0 on Sep 7, 2006
The world really doesn't need *another* document archival format. Please kill this thing, or guarantee it's better than PDF and make an esy migration tool to XPS and *then* kill PDF.
Paul Skinner reviewed v1.0 on Sep 7, 2006
Rating the PROGRAMME (unlike the gimp below) it does exactly what it says on the tin.
Whether XPS will be a success is neither here nor there.
As for the .doc format being gone, are you blind or stupid? .doc is still easily the most popular because it is the easiest to get hold of.
To the guy above: it does pdf too, so the programme itself is quite handy, and therefore not worthy of a 2.
molumen reviewed v1.0 on Sep 7, 2006
XPS is - as many other "revolutionary standards" from Microsoft - a useless format that will never become a standard. To become one, it has to be open source, or its license should be less restrictive.
Presented as a PDF killer, XPS will never replace PDF, who's truely available on all platforms, wide spread, well known and loved by all kind of users (from printers and DTP workers to businessmen and students.)
This add-in itself isn't very needed since there are several PDF generators that give the possibility to generate PDFs from almost any print capable application. Among these PDF generators is PDFCreator, an open source PDF printer of great quality.
Even MSOffice isn't a "must have" (for the common user) as there are several free replacements, from google's Writely to OpenOffice and Abiword.
The times when Microsoft was creating standards when it wanted and how it wanted are gone.
Doc format is dead (its death is called "OASIS Open Document Format for Office Applications" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenDocument), an XML-based open standard that spreads fast among applications and platforms. ).
So will die XPS.
Amen... :)