Common questions about Fit to Screen usually involve text size, page scale, and reading methods; this FAQ covers 3 frequent questions and practical solutions.
FAQ
What should I do if the text looks too small after using Fit to Screen?
- In the document reading view, place two fingers on the screen and move them apart to zoom in.
- Adjust the view to a reading size that works for you.
- If you want to return to a full-page view later, tap Fit to Screen again after checking the details.
Why does an A4 document still look small on my phone?
- An A4 document is usually designed for paper or a larger screen, so it becomes smaller when the full page is shown on a phone.
- Turn on Fit to Screen first to reduce horizontal scrolling.
- Then zoom in on important areas with two fingers so you can balance overview and detail reading.
Does Fit to Screen affect document layout or printing results?
- Fit to Screen changes only the current display scale.
- The original content, layout, and printing results are not changed by this viewing method.
- If needed, switch between different zoom states to review the layout.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Fit to Screen | A viewing mode that automatically adjusts the document page scale to the width of the current device screen. |
| Zoom level | The display size of a document on screen, which can be adjusted with buttons or gestures. |
| Pinch zoom | A touch gesture that uses two fingers to zoom in or out of the page view on a touchscreen device. |