When using Enable Collaboration Sharing in WPS on macOS, common questions focus on storage location, real-time collaboration, edit records, and where to find the entry point; this page covers 5 frequent questions.
FAQ
Where is the document saved after collaboration is enabled?
- After collaboration is enabled, the document is uploaded automatically to WPS Cloud Documents.
- You can find the file in Personal Space.
- After signing in with the same account, you can continue to access the document on other devices.
Can I see other people's edits during collaboration?
- Yes. During collaboration, edits are synced and displayed in real time.
- Different collaborators' cursors and edits are shown with different markers.
- After refreshing or reopening the document, you can still continue to view the latest content.
How do I check who changed the document content?
- Open the collaborative document.
- Click the menu icon in the upper-left corner and go to Version history and records.
- Open Collaboration records to check each collaborator's action time and changes.
Can I enable collaboration mode for multiple files at once?
- No. Multi-select is not currently supported for enabling collaboration mode in batches.
- If you need to share multiple files, enter the sharing flow for each file separately.
- Multi-select is currently more suitable for actions such as moving, copying, or downloading files.
What should I do if I cannot find the document on the WPS home page?
- Open the file locally in WPS first.
- In the document window, click Share in the upper-right corner to enable collaboration.
- Or enter the file name in the search box on the home page and choose Share from the results.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Collaboration mode | A state in which a document is uploaded to the cloud and multiple people can view or edit it based on assigned permissions. |
| Link permissions | Permission settings that grant viewers access to view, edit, or limit access scope through a sharing link. |
| Collaboration records | Historical information that records collaborator action times and changes for tracing document revisions. |