Use Open with Other Apps through 2 how-to topics, both available without membership; choose an entry in the How-to Index and follow the steps.
How-to Index
| No. | Topic | Membership Requirement |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1. Open with another app from the document page | Free |
| 2 | 2. Open with another app from the Home file list | Free |
How-to Guide
1. Open with another app from the document page
Entry: Top menu bar More > Open with Other Apps
- Open the target document.
- Tap the More button in the top menu bar.
- Tap Open with Other Apps in the pop-up panel.
- Review the list of apps shown in the system app chooser for the current file format.
- Select the target app.
- Wait for the document to open in the selected app.
Success Criteria
- On-screen result: The system app chooser appears and shows apps that can handle the current file.
- What you can do next: After you select an app, the document can continue to be viewed, edited, or converted there.
Tips While Using
- Common mistake: If you do not open the target document first, you cannot start this action from the document-page entry.
- Environment note: If no compatible app is installed, the expected target app may not appear in the list.
2. Open with another app from the Home file list
Entry: WPS Home file list More > Open with Other Apps
- Find the target document in the WPS Home file list.
- Tap More on the right side of the document.
- Tap Open with Other Apps in the pop-up panel.
- Review the list of apps shown in the system app chooser for the current file format.
- Select the target app.
- Wait for the document to open in the selected app.
Success Criteria
- On-screen result: You can open the system app chooser directly without entering the document first.
- What you can do next: After you select an app, the file opens in that app.
Tips While Using
- Common mistake: If you tap the wrong file, a different document will be sent to another app.
- Environment note: App support for file formats varies, so the visible list depends on what is installed on the device.