Kingsoft engineers tracked this problem to the number of fonts installed (over 2,000!) on my iMac 5K.
I did experience one issue logging into WPS Cloud: after entering proper credentials under macOS Mojave, I was unable to log in. That’s a good value, especially for individual users who don’t need the extra bells and whistles (Skype credit, Outlook) bundled with an Office 365 subscription. If you need to occasionally open or print Office-compatible documents this will suffice, but for only $4 per month (or $30 annually), WPS Premium unlocks all features, adding robust PDF editing, the ability to export images without watermarks, and 20GB of cloud storage (up to 1GB per document). Great-looking presentations no longer require an expensive Office 365 subscription thanks to WPS Office.Īlthough WPS Office is free without ads, editing and search are disabled after the initial seven-day trial period. WPS faithfully opened existing documents with formatting and graphics intact, likewise saving files that open without issue in authentic Microsoft apps. There’s also wide compatibility with over 50 document and image file formats. WPS Office doesn’t just ape the Microsoft experience. (Curiously, the WPS mobile app has no such issues.) Paying a premium
The app doesn’t do a great job accurately displaying bold text styling either, appearing only slightly heavier than normal even with standard fonts. Writer isn’t quite as robust, with little things like contextual menu synonyms-many common words I looked up offered no suggestions at all. Otherwise, WPS Office faithfully mimics the look, feel, and features of Microsoft’s venerable software, although there’s no real-time collaboration. WPS Office makes short work of Excel spreadsheets and much more, and the tabbed UI even shares space with Word and PowerPoint documents.
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