Common questions about Save Work Status on Exit usually involve where to find the setting, what gets restored, and how workspace sync works; this section includes 4 FAQs and a glossary.
FAQ
Why can’t I find the Save Work Status on Exit option?
- Open the global settings menu at the top right of the WPS home page.
- Click Settings instead of stopping at the first menu level.
- Look for Save Work Status on Exit in the settings page.
- If you still do not see it, update WPS Office for Mac and check again.
Does WPS save my work status every time I quit after I turn it on?
- As long as the option stays enabled, WPS records the current work status when you quit.
- After you relaunch WPS, check whether the previous tabs and editing state are restored.
- If you manually closed some tabs before quitting, the restored result follows the actual state at exit.
Will restoring the previous session affect windows I already opened?
- The restore target is the work status saved before the previous exit.
- If you already opened other content in a new session, the actual display follows the restored state after launch.
- For a clearer result, launch WPS first and then check the restored session.
Can pinned tabs or tabs in integrated mode be saved together?
- Pinned tabs can be kept together with the saved work status.
- In integrated mode, the tab list can also be saved as a workspace.
- To continue using it across devices, sign in with the same account and keep network access available.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Work status | The set of open document tabs and their editing context before you quit WPS. |
| Tab list | The group of document tabs that are open in the current session. |
| Integrated mode | A usage mode that helps manage multiple tabs together and supports workspace saving. |
| Workspace | A saved combination of tabs and work context that can be opened again later. |