When using Reset in WPS on Windows, the most common questions are about recovery, content impact, and preparation; this FAQ includes 3 common questions.
FAQ
Can I recover a slide after using Reset?
- If you just used Reset and the result is not what you wanted, use Undo immediately.
- Check whether the current slide has returned to its previous state.
- If the file has already been saved, further recovery depends on manually adjusting the slide again.
Does Reset affect slide content?
- Reset mainly restores the master-based formatting of the current slide.
- Text and existing content on the slide are generally not deleted by Reset.
- After resetting, review the text, images, and object positions to make sure they still fit the current layout.
What should I check before using Reset?
- Save the presentation before resetting so you can review the result more easily.
- Make sure the correct slide is selected.
- If the slide includes many custom layout changes, those formatting changes will return to the master style after Reset.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Slide master | The base structure used to control layout, fonts, placeholders, and other shared presentation styles. |
| Reset | An action that restores formatting on the current slide when it has diverged from the master-defined state. |
| Slide formatting | The visible style settings of a slide, such as layout, fonts, placeholder positions, and colors. |