When using Night Mode, users usually ask about 3 areas: mode differences, content impact, and display comfort; this page covers the top 3 questions.
FAQ
What is the difference between Night Mode and Eye Protection Mode?
- Night Mode usually uses a dark background with light text, which is more suitable for night use or dim environments.
- Eye Protection Mode usually uses a softer light background, which can be more suitable for daytime or regular indoor use.
- You can choose the display mode that fits your current lighting conditions and reading habits.
Does turning on Night Mode change document content?
- No. Night Mode only changes the current on-screen display effect.
- The text, layout, and content in the document are not rewritten when you switch modes.
- When you save, share, or print the file, the document content remains based on the original file content.
Why does Night Mode look less clear in bright environments?
- Night Mode is mainly designed for low-light environments, so the contrast may feel weaker under strong light than with a light background.
- If your surroundings are bright, switch back to a regular display mode for a clearer reading view.
- When viewing tables or fine lines, you can also switch display modes based on the content.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Night Mode | A dark display mode that changes the page background to dark and the text to light for easier viewing in low-light environments. |
| Eye Protection Mode | A softer display mode that usually reduces visual irritation during longer reading sessions. |
| Display effect | The visual presentation of a document on the current screen, which is different from the document content itself. |