When using WPS PDF Show Scale, common questions usually involve display behavior, resetting the view, and reading comfort; this section covers 3 frequent questions and answers.
FAQ
Does display scale affect only the on-screen view and not printing?
- Display scale changes only the viewing size on the screen.
- The printed output size still depends on the document's own page settings and print settings.
- If you want to confirm the print result, preview the page before printing.
How do I quickly return to the default reading scale?
- Open the current PDF reading window.
- Press
Ctrl+0. - The page returns to 100%, which is useful for going back to a standard reading view.
What happens if the display scale is set too large?
- Page details become larger and easier to inspect.
- The visible area becomes smaller, so you need to scroll to see other parts of the page.
- In large documents or at high percentages, you can use the status bar slider to move back to a more suitable scale quickly.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Show Scale | The percentage used to enlarge or reduce how a PDF page appears in the current window without changing the actual document content. |
| Status bar | The area at the bottom of the window that can show the current percentage and provide buttons or a slider for adjustment. |
| 100% view | A standard display percentage commonly used to return to a familiar reading state. |