tough question on xps (microsofts pdf)

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Well I keep on reading and reading through more documentation and stuff
online. I have found several examples of how to write XPS documents. I
really want to Read them and display them in a program, I would like to have
the controls to scale images and whatever else the XPS format will allow you
to do .. Can anyone point me in the direction to any online resources ,
examples, documentation , or what ever. Thanks in advance for any help
:)
 
Jim Rutledge said:
Well I keep on reading and reading through more documentation and stuff
online. I have found several examples of how to write XPS documents. I
really want to Read them and display them in a program, I would like to
have
the controls to scale images and whatever else the XPS format will allow
you
to do .. Can anyone point me in the direction to any online resources ,
examples, documentation , or what ever. Thanks in advance for any help
:)
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Here's a google search that contains a few interesting links/articles.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...=&as_occt=any&cr=&as_nlo=&as_nhi=&safe=images

One of the links points to....

Dissecting XPS, part 6 - reading XPS files programatically
http://www.wictorwilen.se/Post/Dissecting-XPS-part-6--reading-XPS-files-programatically.aspx

I haven't verified the quality of that code (total C# newbie, here), but it
should be a start....

Another from that list is called...

Generating basic XPS documents
http://blogs.ocrasoft.nl/jeroenveurink/?p=21

....which shows a bit of the XPS structure, as well as some code, so that may
help.

....there's a lot of links in that google search result. Here's one more from
MSDN. I got tired of waiting for it to open, but it looks interesting, so...

Adrian Ford on XPS et cetera : XPS viewing in three lines
http://blogs.msdn.com/adrianford/archive/2007/07/14/xps-viewing-in-three-lines.aspx
 
Hey thanks for the links , I will read through them and add them to the ones
I have discovered so far :) Looks pretty interesting this XPS stuff.
 
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