When using WPS Traditional-Simplified Conversion on macOS, common questions usually focus on conversion scope, text types, and result recovery; below are 3 frequently asked questions and a short glossary.
FAQ
Can WPS Traditional-Simplified Conversion change numbers and English text?
- Traditional-Simplified Conversion is mainly designed for Chinese text content.
- Numbers, English text, and common special symbols are generally not converted.
- After conversion, you can spot-check key cells to confirm that mixed content still looks correct.
Can I undo the conversion after it is applied?
- Yes. After the conversion, press
Cmd+Zto undo it. - If you have already made several other edits, check the current undo order before restoring content.
- For important files, save a copy before running a large batch conversion.
Why should some terms still be reviewed manually after conversion?
- The feature can convert by word or by character, so some expressions may vary depending on context.
- Proper nouns, regional wording, and industry terminology are worth reviewing manually after conversion.
- Before sharing the file externally, review titles, field names, and high-frequency terms first.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Simplified to Traditional | An action that converts Simplified Chinese content into Traditional Chinese. |
| Traditional to Simplified | An action that converts Traditional Chinese content into Simplified Chinese. |
| Convert by word | A conversion mode that processes text by word, which is useful for continuous text or fixed phrases. |
| Convert by character | A conversion mode that processes text character by character, which is useful for detailed review and partial checks. |