Office 2007: Microsoft Save as PDF or XPS

Microsoft Office 2007 has a free PDF or XPS converter which is available for download from the Microsoft’s website and easy to install. No need for additional PDF printer/converter; just install and convert any of your documents into these two popular document formats.

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Download SaveAsPDFandXPS.exe from here.

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Run SaveAsPDFandXPS.exe and accept the Software Terms. Click Continue…

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Click Office button; save as and choose PDF or XPS

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That’s all and for free. If you put the SaveAsPDFandXPS.exe in the installation folder named “Updates” than it will automatically be installed as part of the installation routine. As far I remember Microsoft was not allowed to have this included by default and we as users are forced to first download the binaries from the internet.

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It will not install automatically if you put it in the “Updates” folder, that folder will only work for *.MSP files.

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