XPS files question

Philip Dawes

Hi,

   I am using the "Inductive Bible Study" marking in a study of 2 Timothy and need to move them to a Word document.

   Is there a way to convert XPS documents to Word documents within LOGOS?

James Chandler

Hi Philip,

Welcome to the forums. 

Your question intrigued me, so I did a quick Google search. There are some programs that purport to convert xps files to word or other formats. I don't much about them. But here is a couple of links.

https://www.coolutils.com/online/XPS-to-DOC

http://blog.cometdocs.com/convert-xps-to-pdf-word-excel-or-images-online-for-free

In Him,

Jim

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James Chandler

Oct 27, 2016

Hi Philip,

Welcome to the forums. 

Your question intrigued me, so I did a quick Google search. There are some programs that purport to convert xps files to word or other formats. I don't much about them. But here is a couple of links.

https://www.coolutils.com/online/XPS-to-DOC

http://blog.cometdocs.com/convert-xps-to-pdf-word-excel-or-images-online-for-free

In Him,

Jim

Hey Philip

welcome to. Depend on your Word Programm the fastes Way is save as pdf and than open in Word (if it's able to convert)

Sascha

Philip Dawes

James Chandler

Oct 27, 2016

Hi Philip,

Welcome to the forums. 

Your question intrigued me, so I did a quick Google search. There are some programs that purport to convert xps files to word or other formats. I don't much about them. But here is a couple of links.

https://www.coolutils.com/online/XPS-to-DOC

http://blog.cometdocs.com/convert-xps-to-pdf-word-excel-or-images-online-for-free

In Him,

Jim

Thanks Jim & John,

    I had tried a couple different conversion programs with no success. But, I did find a way;

 Choose the passage (Logos may allow you to copy only one chapter at a time)

To print, click on the arrow located near the NASB95 Bible icon

Print/Export

Save as a file

PDF Document

Name the document

Save

Repeat for each chapter

First you have to make sure your computer is set to print pdf file;

Here is a link that shows how to change your print settings for pdf file printing;

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/20/technology/personaltech/locating-missing-windows-features.html?em_pos=small&emc=edit_ct_20160519&nl=technology&nl_art=13&nlid=44939083&ref=headline&te=1&_r=0

Once you have it in a saved pdf file on your computer you still need a program to convert from pdf to a Word document file. There many good programs that will do this. Here is one that is free.

Thanks for your help,

Phil