When using Export as PDF, users often ask about 5 issue types, including network errors, font restrictions, comment retention, layout problems, and missing context-menu entries.
FAQ
What should I do if Export as PDF shows a network error?
- Check whether your current network connection is working normally.
- Compare your current WPS version with the version available on the official WPS website.
- If your version is much older, reinstall a newer version from the official download page and try again.
What should I do if Export as PDF says the file cannot be exported because of font vendor restrictions?
- Check whether the document uses special fonts.
- Replace the affected fonts with commonly available fonts.
- Run Export as PDF again.
How do I keep comments when exporting a Writer document to PDF?
- Open the document and enter the Export as PDF dialog.
- Click Output Settings.
- Select the comment-related content you want to keep, then start the export.
What should I do if the exported PDF layout looks incorrect?
- Before exporting, go to File → Print → Print Preview to check the layout.
- For complex layouts, turn on the related embedded-font setting if needed.
- Export the PDF again and review the result.
What should I do if the PDF conversion entry is missing from the Windows right-click menu?
- If the entry does not appear right after installation, restart the computer and check again.
- If desktop management or security software is installed, close it temporarily and check the context menu again.
- If the entry is still missing, adjust the related compatibility settings in the WPS configuration tool and then check again.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| A fixed-layout file format commonly used for sharing, printing, and archiving. | |
| Output range | A setting that lets you export all pages or only selected pages. |
| Scanned-style PDF | A PDF output style that is closer to a scanned document appearance. |
| Embedded fonts | Font information stored in the exported file to help keep display results consistent on other devices. |
| Watermark | Text or graphics added to pages to show status, ownership, or internal markings. |