When using WPS Print, users often ask about 3 issue types: incomplete output, duplex or color settings, and differences between preview and printed results. This FAQ includes 4 common questions.
FAQ
What should I do if the printed content is incomplete?
- Open the print settings and check whether the paper size and margins match the current document.
- Open Print Preview and confirm that page breaks and scaling are correct.
- If content extends beyond the page, adjust the scaling ratio and preview again before printing.
How do I print on both sides of the paper?
- Open the print dialog box and select the target printer.
- Check whether the printer supports duplex printing.
- If it does, turn on duplex printing in the print settings. If it does not, print odd and even pages separately.
Why does Print Preview look different from the actual printed result?
- Confirm that the printer selected for output is the same device used for the preview settings.
- Check whether the printer driver is working normally.
- If needed, test the page output with a virtual printer first.
What should I do if there is no color or grayscale printing option?
- Check whether the current printer supports color printing.
- Confirm in Windows printer settings that the driver is installed correctly.
- If the option still does not appear, update or reinstall the printer driver and try again.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Print Preview | A view that shows page layout, margins, page breaks, and scaling before actual printing. |
| Batch Print | A way to add multiple files and print them together in one process. |
| Print Range | The page, worksheet, or content scope selected for the current print job. |