How to convert XML file to PDF

Hi there,
Does anyone know by any chance, how to covert XML file to PDF? Thanks

Hello,
You can convert most of the files in PDF by using the Print menu.
Open the file you want to save in PDF and choose in the menu bar File > Print....
You will see a will the Print window and at the left, click on the PDF button.
Choose in the menu “Save as PDF...”
Insert the name and you can also set security settings (like a password) and click on the “Save” button.
Hope this will help.
EDIT : (oups, dsimagry posted as the same time of me)

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