Common questions about WPS Attachments on macOS usually focus on supported file types, opening behavior, and file size impact; this FAQ covers 3 frequent questions.
FAQ
What file types can I insert as attachments?
- Attachments can be used to insert common local files into a slide.
- Typical examples include PDF files, Word documents, spreadsheets, and images.
- After insertion, the file appears as an icon on the slide.
How do I open an attachment that has already been inserted?
- Open the presentation and go to the target slide.
- Find the attachment icon on the slide.
- Double-click the icon to open the file in a supported app.
Why does my presentation become larger after I insert an attachment?
- The attachment becomes part of the presentation content.
- Larger attached files usually make the presentation file larger as well.
- To keep file size under control, insert only the materials you need and prefer smaller source files when possible.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Attachment | An external file inserted into a slide and shown as an icon that can be opened later. |
| Slide | A single page in a presentation that can contain text, images, charts, and attachments. |
| File icon | The visual entry shown on the slide after an attachment is inserted. |