How can I convert a large document from Windows XP to PDF?

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First of all, you need to understand that Windows XP has nothing to do with pdf. PDF stands for Portable Document Format. Documents with .pdf extension are used for preserving their content. Windows XP is an Operating System which contains .pdf files.

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This makes 0 sense! How to convert a document from the Operating System Windows XP to an Adobe PDF? Windows is an OS, while Adobe is just a program. Adobe runs with windows. This makes absolutly 0 sense.

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1) Open XPS Viewer (in Windows 8 click on the Windows button and start typing XPS Viewer to open it)

2) Go to File->Open (or press Ctrl+O), browse for the XPS file you want to convert to PDF, select it and click Open

3) Go to File->Print (or press Ctrl+P) and from the Select Printer section choose reaConverter. Before creating the PDF file you can customize reaConverter’s settings by using the Preferences button

4) Click on Print and choose a location where you want the PDF document saved.

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