Common questions about WPS Shortcut on Windows usually focus on access differences, file impact, and shortcut management; this section answers 3 frequent questions.
FAQ
What is the difference between a shortcut and Recent Files?
- Recent Files changes automatically based on what you opened most recently.
- A shortcut is a manual entry that stays in place until you remove it.
- If you want important smart spreadsheets to remain easy to reach, use shortcuts instead of relying only on Recent Files.
Does adding or removing a shortcut change the original file?
- No. A shortcut is only an access entry to the original file.
- Removing a shortcut removes the entry, not the original file.
- If needed, go back to the original file location to confirm the file is still there.
How do I manage too many shortcuts?
- Keep only high-frequency smart spreadsheets in your commonly used folders.
- Remove shortcuts you no longer need on a regular basis.
- Separate shortcuts by locations such as My Cloud Documents and Team Documents to make browsing easier.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Shortcut | A quick-access entry that points to the original smart spreadsheet so you can open it faster. |
| WPS Cloud | The online document space in WPS used to store and manage cloud files and shortcut entries. |
| Team Documents | A shared document space for team collaboration where shortcut entries can also be placed. |