Windows 10: .aspx.pdf files

I've recently received two emails with attached forms from my insurance company. Email 1 had two pdf files which opened and printed without any issues. Email two had a form with both .aspx and .pdf extensions: filename.aspx.pdf. This will not print. When I try to print it on my HP Envy 4510 printer it gets rewritten to my Documents folder. So, in summary: .pdf files print fine, .aspx.pdf files won't go to the printer.


Windows 10

Version 2004 OS Build 19041.639

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Unable to open .ASPX File.

Hi Cassie,

Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.

If you want to see the underlying script commands, then you can
Right-Click on the ASPX file and select Edit. The file should open in
Notepad and you should be able to read the code.

If you want to convert that ASPX file to PDF file to just view the content of the file, then you can simply rename the ASPX file to whatever you expect it to be. For example, if you expected a PDF version and instead got an ASPX file, just rename the
file as ‘filename.pdf’ and then open the file.

Note: In order to rename the file, your computer has to be set up to show you the file extension and to do this, press the ‘Windows’ key and the ‘R’ key from your keyboard and type ‘Control
folders’ without quotes and hit ‘Enter’. Then, go to View tab and scroll down the option ‘Hide extensions for known file types’ and
uncheck that option. Then, click on Apply and
OK.

Follow the below steps to rename the ASPX file to PDF.

Step 1: Right-Click on the ASPX file and click on
Properties.

Step 2: Then, you will see the name of the ASPX file with the extension .ASPX, so you can delete that .ASPX and change it to .PDF.

Step 3: If prompted, ‘If you change a file name extension, the file might become unusable’, click on ‘Yes’.

Step 4: Then, click on Apply and
OK.

Now, once you double click on that file, which you changed the extension, then that file will be opened in PDF format.

In the same way, if you want that file to be opened with Word application, then you can rename .ASPX to .DOCX.

Hope it helps.

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Pdf file

Hello Bhaumik,

For you to download and access the PDF files, please follow the steps below:

• Please download and install the UC browser and Xodo PDF Reader & Editor from Windows Store.
• Once installed, please download the PDF file from a web page using the
  UC browser by tapping the PDF file you wish to download > Click
  Regular Download.
• Once the PDF file is downloaded, please go to App list >
  Xodo application > Menu icon > Recent Documents > tap the
  PDF file you've downloaded from UC browser.

Please note that if you have an existing PDF Reader application installed on your phone, we suggest that you uninstall it first.


Let us know if this works for you.

 

Searching in PDF?

Hey guys, I need to look up a large list of data from a PDF file, basically just to check if each entry of the list is in the pdf. Is there some way to do this without having to check one by one?