Design Considerations for the XPS Rendering
The XPS Rendering Extension of Telerik Reporting produces XPS files that comply with version 1.0 of the XML Paper Specification.
An XPS document is a paginated set of related pages. The pages have a fixed layout, are organized into one or more fixed documents, and stored according to the Open Packaging Conventions. The file can be opened with the built-in XPS viewer in Windows Vista or later.
XPS and Image rendering extensions share the same high-level layout engine. Therefore all rules and design considerations that apply for the Image Rendering Extension apply for XPS as well.
For information common to the Image rendering extension and the XPS rendering extension, see Image Rendering Design Considerations. This topic describes features that are specific to the XPS rendering extension.
Styling
- If a TextBox item with justified text is rendered on two or more pages, the last line of each page (except the last page) will be left-aligned.
- Cross-section items are not supported.
Interactivity
This rendering extension does not support any interactive features.
XPS glyphs do not work with TrueType Collection Fonts. When you use such fonts in report, only the first font in the collection is used for the creation of the XPS document.