Common questions about Document Information on iOS usually involve where to find the entry, what each field means, and why displayed values may differ; this section includes 3 FAQs and a glossary.
FAQ
Why can’t I find the Document Information entry?
- Make sure you have already opened a document instead of staying on the home page or file list.
- In the document view or editing screen, tap the top-right “≡” icon.
- Look for the “Document Information” option in the expanded menu.
What can I see in Document Information?
- Open a document and go to the “Document Information” page.
- Check the file name, file size, type, and location shown there.
- Use these fields to confirm the current file’s basic status and where it is stored.
Why is the file size slightly different from what I expected?
- Refresh the document status or reopen the document and check again.
- If the file is stored in the cloud, confirm that syncing has finished.
- If cache or sync differences exist, the displayed size may differ slightly from values shown elsewhere.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| File name | The displayed name of the current document, used to distinguish it from other files. |
| File size | The amount of storage space used by the document, which helps you judge sharing, saving, or syncing impact. |
| File type | The format category of the document. |
| Location | The current storage location of the document, which may be a local path or a cloud folder. |