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Aspose.Page .NET XPS Merge allows to merge XPS files to XPS document with using of any language supported by .NET platform: C#, VB, J#.
It is necessary to do several steps in order to perform XPS merge:

1. Create an instance of XpsDocument from the first XPS file.
2. Create an array of XPS files that will be merged with the first one.
3. Merge XPS files with created document and save it.

Following code snippet shows how to merge XPS files in C#:

// For complete examples and data files, please go to https://github.com/aspose-page/Aspose.Page-for-.NET
// The path to the documents directory.
string dataDir = RunExamples.GetDataDir_WorkingWithDocumentMerging();
// Load XPS document from XPS file
XpsDocument document = new XpsDocument(dataDir + "input1.xps", new XpsLoadOptions());

// Create an array of XPS files that will be merged with the first one
string[] filesToMerge = new string[] { dataDir + "input2.xps", dataDir + "input3.xps" };

// Merge XPS files to output XPS document
document.Merge(filesToMerge, dataDir + "mergedXPSfiles.xps");

See XPS merge in Java and C++.

Aspose.Page .NET XPS Merge also allows to merge XPS files to PDF document.
It is necessary to do several steps in order to perform XPS to PDF merge:

1. Create an instance of XpsDocument from the first XPS file.
2. Create an array of XPS files that will be merged with the first one.
3. Specify TextCompression, ImageCompression, JpegQualityLevel, and other options of PdfSaveOptions.
4. Merge XPS files with created document and save it as PDF with PDF save options.

Following code snippet shows how to merge XPS files to PDF document in C#:

// For complete examples and data files, please go to https://github.com/aspose-page/Aspose.Page-for-.NET
// The path to the documents directory.
string dataDir = RunExamples.GetDataDir_WorkingWithDocumentMerging();
// Load XPS document form the XPS file
XpsDocument document = new XpsDocument(dataDir + "input1.xps", new XpsLoadOptions());

// Initialize options object with necessary parameters.
Aspose.Page.XPS.Presentation.Pdf.PdfSaveOptions options = new Aspose.Page.XPS.Presentation.Pdf.PdfSaveOptions()
{
    JpegQualityLevel = 100,
    ImageCompression = Aspose.Page.XPS.Presentation.Pdf.PdfImageCompression.Jpeg,
    TextCompression = Aspose.Page.XPS.Presentation.Pdf.PdfTextCompression.Flate
};

// Create an array of XPS files that will be merged with the first one
string[] filesToMerge = new string[] { dataDir + "input2.xps", dataDir + "input3.xps" };

// Merge XPS files to output PDF file
document.MergeToPdf(dataDir + "mergedXPSfiles.pdf", filesToMerge, options);

See XPS merge in Java and C++.

Let’s consider PdfSaveOptions. Using this class we can assign different conversion parameters while merging XPS files to PDF.

• JpegQualityLevel controls a quality of images in PDF document if ImageCompression algorithm is JPEG and can be from 0 to 100.
• ImageCompression algorithm encapsulated in PdfImageCompression Enumeration, may be Run Length Encoding (RLE), Flate, Lempel-Ziv-Welch (LZW) with base or optimized pedictor, JPEG , none (raw image bytes) and auto (the most appropriate compression for each image). Default is auto compression.
• TextCompression algorithm encapsulated in PdfTextCompression Enumeration, may be Run Length Encoding (RLE), Flate, Lempel-Ziv-Welch (LZW) and none. Default value in XPS to PDF merging is Flate.
• EncryptionDetails encapsulated in PdfEncryptionDetails. It allows setting encryption algorithm, permisions, owner and user passwords for PDF document.
• OutlineTreeExpansionLevel and OutlineTreeHeight controls view of document outline.

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You can download examples and data files from GitHub.