Use WPS Backup and Restore on macOS through 3 how-to topics in the File menu; 3 items are available without membership and 0 items are membership-related.
How-to Index
| # | Topic | Membership |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1. Open Backup Center from the File menu | Free |
| 2 | 2. View Version History | Free |
| 3 | 3. Repair a damaged document | Free |
How-to Guide
1. Open Backup Center from the File menu
Entry point: File > Backup and Restore > Backup Center
- Open the presentation you want to work with.
- Click File on the top menu bar.
- Select Backup and Restore.
- Click Backup Center.
- Review the available backups and restore the content you need.
Success Criteria
- UI state: The Backup Center window or related panel opens.
- Next actions: You can review backup records and choose content to restore.
Tips While Using
- Common mistakes: If no presentation is open first, the related entry may be harder to confirm.
- Environment limits: If no local backup is available, the list may be empty.
2. View Version History
Entry point: File > Backup and Restore > Version History
- Open the target presentation.
- Click File.
- Select Backup and Restore.
- Click Version History.
- Select the version you want to restore from the list.
- Click Restore to complete the action.
Success Criteria
- UI state: You can see the version list and select a version.
- Next actions: After restoration, you can review the content, continue editing, or save the file.
Tips While Using
- Common mistakes: If you do not confirm the version time before restoring, you may return to the wrong content.
- Environment limits: You can restore an earlier version only when version records are available.
3. Repair a damaged document
Entry point: File > Backup and Restore > Document Repair
- Open WPS Slides.
- Click File.
- Select Backup and Restore.
- Click Document Repair.
- Select the presentation file you want to repair.
- Wait for the repair process to finish and review the result.
Success Criteria
- UI state: The document repair workflow opens and the file is processed.
- Next actions: You can open the repaired file or continue trying recovery from backups and version history.
- No side effects: The original file can still be kept for other recovery attempts.
Tips While Using
- Common mistakes: Not checking content completeness right after repair.
- Environment limits: A severely damaged file may not be fully recoverable.