Common questions about WPS Font and Size on Windows usually involve font display, file compatibility, font installation, and custom size input; this section answers 5 frequent questions.
FAQ
Why does the font display incorrectly or show garbled characters?
- Check whether the required font is installed on the current device.
- If the font is missing, install it in the Windows font library first.
- If symbols display incorrectly, check whether the related symbol font is missing.
- Restart WPS and open the document again to confirm the result.
What should I do if a document from someone else opens with layout errors or garbled fonts?
- Open the document and click File.
- Open the related font replacement settings in Options.
- Check whether any fonts are missing.
- Install the missing fonts on your computer and reopen the document.
How do I install a font in Windows?
- Download the font file you need.
- Double-click the font file to install it. If the font is in a compressed package, extract it first.
- You can also drag the font file into
C:\Windows\Fonts. - Restart WPS so the new font appears in the font list.
What should I do if WPS says the font cannot be embedded when I save the document?
- Confirm whether the current font allows embedding.
- If the font is restricted, replace it with a font that supports embedding.
- If you need a fixed layout for sharing, you can also export the document as PDF.
Can I enter any number in the font size box?
- Select the text and click the Font Size input box.
- Enter the number you want, such as 72 or 150.
- Press Enter.
- Check whether the text displays at the custom size.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| System font | A font that comes with Windows or is installed manually in the system, so local applications can use it. |
| Cloud font | A font provided through online resources. It usually needs an internet connection, and some resources are membership-related. |
| Font embedding | Saving font information together with the document to reduce layout changes when the file is opened on another device. |
| Font dialog box | A settings window used to configure font, size, and related text properties in one place. |