I would like to generate (and then print or save) big XPS documents (>400 pages) from my WPF application.We have some large amount of in-memory data that needs to be written to XPS.
Printing pdf document with Microsoft XPS Document Writer: string filename = \"C:\\\\1.pdf\"; Process process = new Process();
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I\'ve spent some time searching for related topics on this, but haven\'t found any... My problem is that I am getting a few errors when trying to select the Print to Microsoft XPS Document Error.
When I read books about WPF, I saw the authors mention XPS like it was something important. Windows also includes its XPS viewer, and I\'ve seen that listed as a \"feature\" of Windows.
I have a series of images (just stored locally on disk) that I would like to print, one-per-page, possibly scaled up/down if necessary and centered.
i guess OpenXml is design开发者_如何学Pythoned for Office products, but editing XPS files with OpenXml is out of question? Yes, it\'s not possible.
I have a Silverlight application which uses a web service in order to create XPS documents. The document templates are created as XAML controls in a WCF class library.
I get this error while printing multiple .xps documents to a physical printer Dim default开发者_开发百科PrintQueue As PrintQueue = GetForwardPrintQueue(My.Settings.SelectedPrinter)
I\'m looking for a reporting/printing solution that does not involve RDLC/SSRS. I\'d like to use the DocumentViewer, which I know supports XPS. I have found plenty of examples that use Visual to X开发
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