About PDF and XPS formats
- When you save publications in the PDF file format or XPS file format,
other people can view the content of your publication in e-mail and on
the Web, even if they don't have Microsoft Office Publisher 2007.
- Both file formats are designed to provide read-only documents with
optimal printing qualities. They also embed all needed fonts, preserve
metadata, and can include hyperlinks.
- The recipients need the appropriate viewer for the file format before they can view your files.
PDF advantages
- Saves CMYK, spot color, and process color, as well as spot
color in CMYK and PANTONE® — the formats that are preferred by
commercial printers.
- Provides high-quality printable documents.
- Includes alternative text for images or imaged text.
- Embeds all needed fonts into a file before printing.
- Provides searchable text and hyperlinks.
- Preserves any metadata that is associated with the file.
XPS advantages
- Provides Information Rights Management so the file owner
controls who can open the file. Recipients who have not been granted
rights cannot view the XPS file.
- Provides high-quality printable documents.
- Includes alternative text for images or imaged text.
- Embeds all needed fonts into a file before printing.
- Provides searchable text and hyperlinks.
- Preserves any metadata that is associated with the file.
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