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About 2 weeks ago my Acrobat DC 2015 Pro stopped recognizing .xps files. I cannot open an .xps file nor can I include an .xps file when building a PDF. Why?

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January 7, 2019
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About 2 weeks ago my Acrobat DC 2015 Pro stopped recognizing .xps files. I cannot open an .xps file nor can I include an .xps file when building a PDF. Why? Any help would be greatly appreciated as sometimes I am provided with an .xps file that I need to include in a larger PDF file I am building.

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Correct answer Dov Isaacs

On behalf of Adobe …

The referenced thread provides a pointer to Unable to convert XPS files to PDFs which provides instructions on how to re-enable this feature.

- Dov

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Adobe disabled the support for XPS files in a recent update and didn't notify anyone about it, for some reason...

See: Re: Since last update, I cannot convert from XPS to PDF.

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On behalf of Adobe …

The referenced thread provides a pointer to Unable to convert XPS files to PDFs which provides instructions on how to re-enable this feature.

- Dov

- Dov Isaacs, former Adobe Principal Scientist (April 30, 1990 - May 30, 2021)