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Save as XPS in Office “12” | |
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| Time: 21:35 EST/02:35 GMT | News Source: Microsoft | Posted By: Jonathan Tigner | ||
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Recently, I have had a number of questions on this and I am happy to confirm that Office “12” will support a native Save as XPS feature in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Publisher, Visio, OneNote and InfoPath. This, of course, raises a whole bunch of additional questions for me to answer:
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| #1 By 2231 (71.246.214.89) at 10/29/2005 10:50:03 PM |
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What's the compelling reason to use XPS instead of pdf? I don't want to imply XPS is not good, but pdf is the standard in this area.
If you are going to be the top dog have to beat the top dog. This post was edited by schwit on Sunday, October 30, 2005 at 01:24. |
| #2 By 12071 (203.26.206.129) at 10/30/2005 4:01:07 AM |
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#1 From Microsoft's point of view - they don't get to own PDF and they don;t like anything they can't control. From the consumer's point of view, if you love Microsoft like many people here do - it gives you the opportunity to convert yet another application to a Microsoft-only solution.
"If you are going to be the top dog have to beat the top dog" Not necessarily - you usually only have to make something good enough and bundle it in with the OS ensuring that 95% of the desktop market has it when they upgrade to the next version. If you can't wait until then then include it as part of a Service Pack and ensure that it needs to be installed. |
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