How to organize pages before you send
- 1. Open the grid and find the page that should be first.
- 2. Drag, delete blanks, and rotate the exceptions.
- 3. Download and flip through once before you attach it.
Scanners and merged mail threads produce packets in the wrong order. The person who receives them should not have to reconstruct the story. Look at the grid, drag the cover to the front, drop blank pages, and rotate the one sideways sheet. Then download. The file follows that grid. Doing this locally matters because the disordered file is often the sensitive one: a application, a claim, a draft. You do not need an account to hold the arrangement while you think.
Organize pages before you send stays on this device. The download is the copy you keep, and Weesize does not store a second one. Close the tab when you are finished and the bytes are gone.
Questions
Does “Organize pages before you send” upload my file?
Arranging pages does not upload the packet.
What will “Organize pages before you send” actually change?
The saved order is the on-screen order. Deleted pages are omitted.
When is “Organize pages before you send” the wrong job?
Organizing is not redaction. A page you keep still contains everything that was on it.
How do I check the result of “Organize pages before you send”?
The first page of the download should be the page you moved to the front.
Can I run “Organize pages before you send” with Wi-Fi off?
You can reorder offline after load. The thumbnails are drawn here.