What it does
- Opens XPS and OpenXPS documents, including ones from the Microsoft XPS Document Writer and from printing systems.
- Shows every page with zoom and a page list; arrow keys move between pages.
- Saves a PDF, prints, and copies the text out.
- Draws the document’s own embedded fonts, so the pages look like the original.
What it can’t do (yet)
- Edit the document. Make a PDF, then use any PDF editor.
- Show pictures stored as JPEG XR (rare, mostly from Windows 7 era tools). They appear as grey boxes and the page says so.
- Open files with digital rights management.
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