Common questions about WPS Paper Orientation on Windows usually involve the applied range, print output, and section breaks; this FAQ includes 3 common questions and a glossary.
FAQ
Why did all pages change after I changed the orientation?
- Check whether you inserted a Next Page Section Break before the target page.
- If not, undo the current change or insert the section break first.
- Place the cursor in the target section, then set the paper orientation again.
What should I do if a landscape page does not print correctly?
- First confirm that the page has already been changed to landscape.
- Check whether the page margins or content width are too large.
- Open print preview, then adjust margins or reduce content width if needed before printing.
Can one document use both portrait and landscape pages?
- Yes. First divide the document into different sections with section breaks.
- In the section that needs a different layout, choose the required paper orientation.
- After that, review the pages before and after the section to confirm the layout is correct.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Paper Orientation | The page direction used for layout and printing, usually portrait or landscape. |
| Portrait | A common page direction where page height is greater than page width, often used for text documents. |
| Landscape | A page direction where page width is greater than page height, often used for wide tables and charts. |
| Section Break | A document structure marker that divides a file into sections so different sections can use different page settings. |