Common questions about WPS Split Window usually focus on where to find the feature, how split modes work, how the panes behave, and how to return to one window; this section answers 4 common questions.
FAQ
Where is the Split Window entry?
- Open a WPS Writer document.
- Click View on the top menu bar.
- Find Split Window on the View tab.
- Click the drop-down arrow and choose the split mode you need.
How do I cancel Split Window?
- Keep the current document in split mode.
- Return to the View tab.
- Click Cancel Split.
- The document returns to a single-window view.
Are the two panes synchronized after splitting?
- After splitting the window, view or edit the document in either pane.
- Switch to the other pane and check the same document.
- Both panes show the same file, but they can display different positions.
- This is useful for comparing and editing different parts of one document.
When should I use horizontal split or vertical split?
- Horizontal split is useful for comparing earlier and later parts of a long document.
- Vertical split is useful for comparing wide-page content or left and right areas.
- Choose the mode that fits your document layout and comparison task.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Split Window | A view mode that divides one document into two panes so you can see both at the same time. |
| Horizontal Split | A split mode that places one pane above the other for comparing earlier and later sections. |
| Vertical Split | A split mode that places panes side by side for comparing left and right content areas. |
| Cancel Split | The action that ends split mode and restores a single document window. |