Recognize Shared Meeting Text as Card in WPS on Windows FAQ

Last updated:July 23, 2026

Common questions about Recognize Shared Meeting Text as Card in WPS on Windows mainly cover card generation, status display, and invite text usage, with 4 FAQs and 4 glossary terms.

FAQ

  1. Make sure the link is a valid WPS collaboration schedule or meeting link.
  2. Check whether the link is complete and has not been truncated or expired.
  3. Confirm that your network connection is working normally.
  4. Send the link again and check whether a structured card appears.

Does the meeting card update its status automatically?

  1. After the meeting starts, check whether the card shows an in-progress status and the current duration.
  2. After the meeting ends, open the same card again.
  3. Confirm that the card has changed to an ended status and that the meeting entry button is gone.

How should I use the link invite text?

  1. In the share dialog, switch to the Link Invite tab.
  2. Click Copy to copy the invite text.
  3. Paste the text into a chat window or another communication tool and send it to the recipient.
  4. Let the recipient use the included link to join the schedule.

What can I do after receiving a schedule card?

  1. Review the schedule name and time information in chat.
  2. Click View Details to open the schedule details panel.
  3. Use the available entry points to review the full information or join the related video meeting.

Glossary

TermDefinition
Meeting cardA structured chat card generated automatically from a meeting link, showing the meeting title, host, meeting code, and status information.
Schedule cardA structured card sent to chat after a schedule is shared, used to show the schedule name, time, and detail entry point.
Conversation inviteA sharing method in the share dialog that sends a schedule card directly to selected contacts or group chats.
Link inviteA generated block of invite text that includes schedule information and a link, which can be copied and sent through other messaging tools.