When using Night Mode, common questions usually focus on display effects, differences from other viewing modes, and whether document content is affected; this page covers 3 common questions.
FAQ
What is the difference between Night Mode and Eye Protection Mode?
- Night Mode changes the background to a dark color and displays text in a lighter color.
- Eye Protection Mode usually uses a softer light-colored background that may be more suitable for daytime or regular lighting conditions.
- You can choose the display mode that fits your current lighting environment and reading preference.
Does Night Mode change document content or print output?
- No. Night Mode only affects the display on the current device.
- The text, layout, and content in the document are not rewritten.
- Printing or sharing the document with others does not change the original content because Night Mode was turned on.
Why do table borders look less visible after I turn on Night Mode?
- Night Mode prioritizes overall display contrast for reading on a dark background.
- Some table borders or light-colored elements may look less prominent in a dark interface.
- If you need to inspect details more clearly, switch to a more suitable display mode for the current environment and check again.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Night Mode | A dark display mode used to reduce visual strain when viewing documents in low-light environments. |
| Dark background | A darker page display area used to reduce the feeling of screen brightness. |
| Display effect | The visual presentation on the current device, which is different from the document content itself. |