The document discusses common scenarios for working with XPS (XML Paper Specification) documents, including printing XPS documents with or without access to print tickets, loading and serializing XPS documents using different techniques like deferred loading and the package store, and processing XPS documents through actions like displaying, signing, merging, and generating thumbnails. It highlights developer choices and risks of common mistakes when working with XPS.

1. Using Xps Common Scenarios in Xps

4. Printing Access to Print Tickets No Access to Print Tickets Special Case for Partial Trust Works in Partial Trust Asynchronous Synchronous Controlled/Advanced Simple XpsDocumentWriter PrintDialog

14. Restricted Fonts Bitmap embedding only – glyphs converted to images No subsetting Editable embedding Preview and print embedding - Obfuscated Restricted license embedding – Relationship Installable embedding Licensing Right Intent