Create Local Shortcut in WPS on macOS FAQ

Last updated:July 17, 2026

This FAQ covers 3 common question types about Create Local Shortcut in WPS on macOS, including file relationships, shortcut validity, and shortcut management.

FAQ

Does creating a local shortcut copy the original document?

  1. No. Creating a local shortcut only creates a local entry that points to the original document.
  2. The original collaborative document stays in its original location.
  3. This action does not create another full copy of the original document on your Mac.

What is the difference between a shortcut and the original document?

  1. A shortcut is an access entry, while the original document is the actual file content.
  2. Deleting the shortcut does not affect the original document.
  3. If the original document is deleted or moved, the shortcut will no longer open correctly.

How do I manage a shortcut after it is created?

  1. Find the shortcut in your local Downloads path.
  2. Move or copy it to another local path if you want to organize your frequently used entries.
  3. Delete the shortcut directly when you no longer need it.

Glossary

TermDefinition
Collaborative documentA document stored in a collaborative environment that can be accessed or handled by multiple people.
Local shortcutA local access entry saved on your device for opening the original document quickly.
Original documentThe actual document content that the shortcut points to. Deleting the shortcut does not affect it.