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XPS File, URGENT Help
A few months ago, I printed a document with a Password that is IMPOSIBLE to recover in any other way,
that password I printed in a XPS file, those ones from windows printer.
So I took that file and I made sure it was working fine, opened it and it was ok (I made that several times), it was exactly what I need it, all the info, I sent it to me by email, just in case something could happen
to my computer, but now, I open the document and it just say:
"10/5/2010 Untitled Document"
I need that info, even if I open the document in the same computer it is not working or showing the password anymore, this password have no economical value, but it have a huge importance
for my life :( (Hard to explain)
Can someone give a clue what happened to it and how to fix it?
IMPORTANT: I attached the document here, but the extension xps is not allowed in this forum, so
I put ".txt" at the end :) you know how to revert it.
Chonano-imprimio-esto.xps.txt
that password I printed in a XPS file, those ones from windows printer.
So I took that file and I made sure it was working fine, opened it and it was ok (I made that several times), it was exactly what I need it, all the info, I sent it to me by email, just in case something could happen
to my computer, but now, I open the document and it just say:
"10/5/2010 Untitled Document"
I need that info, even if I open the document in the same computer it is not working or showing the password anymore, this password have no economical value, but it have a huge importance
for my life :( (Hard to explain)
Can someone give a clue what happened to it and how to fix it?
IMPORTANT: I attached the document here, but the extension xps is not allowed in this forum, so
I put ".txt" at the end :) you know how to revert it.
Chonano-imprimio-esto.xps.txt
Jackie Man
My wild guess is that you have encrypted the xps file so that it could only be viewed in the original location where you created it.
Have at look at this link, it may help:
http://blogote.com/2009/ideas/how-to-ideas/what-is-xps-files-and-how-to-open-xps-file-extension.html
or
http://geekswithblogs.net/kit/archive/2005/10/31/58601.aspx
Hope this helps
Andy
http://blogote.com/2009/ideas/how-to-ideas/what-is-xps-files-and-how-to-open-xps-file-extension.html
or
http://geekswithblogs.net/kit/archive/2005/10/31/58601.aspx
Hope this helps
Andy
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I feel like my comment, 35491547, should be accepted as the solution. I gave the necessary information for manually examining an XPS document, as well as analyzing the file myself and showing that the desired text does not appear in the provided file.
I would agree with marsilies, that both our comments, mine was 35458807, deserve some recognition as a possible solution.