Common questions about Night Mode usually focus on display effects, differences from other viewing modes, and print output; this FAQ covers 3 frequent questions.
FAQ
What is the difference between Night Mode and Eye Protection Mode?
- Night Mode changes the background to a dark color and shows text in a light color.
- Eye Protection Mode usually uses a softer light-toned background that may feel more suitable in daytime or normal lighting.
- You can choose the display mode that fits your environment and reading preference.
Does Night Mode affect print settings?
- Night Mode affects only the on-screen display.
- It does not change the document content itself.
- Print output still follows the original document content and print settings.
Why do table borders look less visible after I turn on Night Mode?
- In Night Mode, the dark background changes how contrast is perceived on screen.
- Some thin table borders may appear weaker against the darker display.
- If you need to inspect table details more clearly, switch back to the regular display mode temporarily.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Night Mode | A dark display mode that changes the page background to a darker color and reduces the feeling of screen glare. |
| Eye Protection Mode | A softer display style that usually uses a lighter tone to make long reading sessions feel more comfortable. |
| Display effect | The way content appears on screen, which is different from the document content itself or printed output. |