When using WPS Brush, common questions usually involve content impact, exit methods, erasing ink, and input methods; this page covers 4 frequent questions.
FAQ
Will Brush marks affect the original spreadsheet content?
- Brush marks appear above cells for annotation and emphasis.
- These marks do not change the original text, numbers, or formatting in cells.
- After the Brush marks are cleared, the spreadsheet data remains in its original state.
How do I exit Brush editing mode?
- Finish your drawing or markup.
- Look at the upper-right corner of the screen.
- Tap Done to return to the normal viewing or editing state.
How do I erase ink that I already added?
- Open the Brush editing page.
- Select Eraser and drag across the ink you want to remove.
- If you want to remove the current page markup at once, select Clear Screen.
Should I use my finger or a stylus with Brush?
- Your finger works for basic drawing and quick emphasis.
- If you need finer line control, use a stylus.
- For longer annotation sessions or more detailed handwriting, a stylus is usually more comfortable.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Brush | A tool for handwriting, annotation, and visual emphasis above spreadsheet cells. |
| Highlight | A markup style used to emphasize specific content areas for easier review. |
| Smart Shape Recognition | A feature that can regularize some hand-drawn shapes after a brief pause. |
| Clear Screen | An action that removes the current page's Brush marks at one time. |