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# Installation & Setup for PDF2XPS

Download the PDF2XPS command-line application from www\.apryse.com. Easily install by unzipping the .zip file and register with a license. Try the demo version for evaluation before uninstalling. The A

PDF2XPS Command-line Application is supplied as a download from a distributor or directly from [www.apryse.com](https://www.apryse.com). The release is packaged as a .zip file (PDF2XPS.zip). To install the software, simply unzip the archive in the desired location and make sure to preserve the directory/folder structure during this process. To register the software, copy the license file provided to you into the "PDF2XPS" folder.

## Demo Version Installation

If you wish to evaluate the product, you can [download the demo version](/cli/get-started/download.md) of the product without any serial number or license key. The limitation of the evaluation version is that all output pages will have demo stamps.

## Uninstalling PDF2XPS

To remove PDF2XPS from your computer, simply delete the "pdf2xps" folder.


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