Converting SVG to XAML with IE9 and the Microsoft XPS Document Writer

There is a growing library of content on the internet in SVG, especially with sites like The Noun Project.  With a Windows Phone project that I am working on I wanted to use a graphic from the Noun Project.  To do this I needed to convert the SVG file to XAML in order to put the graphic into a Silverlight application on the phone as XAML Paths.  Here is how I did it:
I downloaded a SVG file to my computer from the Noun ProjectI double-clicked on the SVG file and it opened up in Internet Explorer 9On the Command bar I clicked on the Print Icon…Page Setup and set all the headers and footers to –Empty-I printed the page using the Microsoft XPS Document Writer and saved the file to my desktop.I changed the filename of the file created by the XPS Document Writer from .XSP to .zip and opened the zip archiveI opened the file Documents\1\Pages\1.fpage ...