XPS is an XML-based document format and page description language that has variously been called a "PDF killer" and a threat to PostScript -- and Acrylic, a graphic design application that stands to directly compete with Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. More info please check http://www.planetpdf.com/enterprise/article.asp?ContentID=7085&nl=pp.

Like all our Office components, Aspose.Metro will enable you to read and write Metro file format programtically. If you need such component, please post your request here then we would make it for you.

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Ben Li
Team Leader, Aspose Sydney Team
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As you know, XPS is available now and all the .Net APIs provided by Microsoft can be found at System.Windows.Xps Namespace.

I'm thinking about if Aspose.Xps can be a viable product. Aspose.Xps for .Net may not make sense. However, Aspose.Xps for Java may make sense. The reason you may know because Microsoft is unlikely to provide Java APIs for XPS.

We do have a product that has only Java version: Aspose.Metafiles for Java. So now if you need Aspose.Xps for Java, please let us know by following this thread to post. Then we will make it for you.

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Ben Li
Team Leader, Aspose Sydney Team
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Do you have any plans to add support for Microsofts XML Paper Specification (XPS) format?

Primarily I am looking for the ability to convert to/from this format from Word or PDF docs.

Thanks,

Chris