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- It seems that a lot of people are discombobulated by the Copilot "prompt to you, the user" letting you know it's available.? When it tells you, "Select the icon or press Alt + I to draft with

That really helps. I’m so glad I found this list because the members are quite knowledgeable and willing to help. I can learn here.. Sent: Sunday, January 26, 2025 6:45 PM To:

NCBootman, What you are referring to is the AutoComplete List, which is completely independent of your contacts. *If you want to purge your entire AutoComplete List* (and it will be slowly rebuilt

I personally value its ability to rewrite a document or a section of a document in a different writing style. However, you could choose to downgrade to the classic plan and use the free Copilot

Thanks for that input. Sent: Sunday, January 26, 2025 6:34 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [M365-Accessibility] Why do I Want Copilot with my M365? I often use it to rewrite my notes.

That is great to know. So, if not for writing, is there some wow factor that might make me want to pay an additional $30? I’m not trying to be difficult. I realize that I can learn a lot more but

I often use it? to rewrite my notes. I 'm not a grate typest so I use copilot to rewrite and format my stuff. I don't love the fact that? the write prompt won't replace the text but place it below.

John and Brian, The control 3 did bring up Contacts. I do remember this command from way back somewhere. What I got was my initials presence unknown. I have no clue what that means. My outlook.com

Based on my experience with using Office with Copilot, I’ve never encountered a situation where Copilot appeared unexpectedly making suggestions. Also, it will never make changes to your documents

NCBootman, There is also the question of whether you have a collection of contacts or not, as Outlook Classic does not automatically sync contacts from third party email providers such as Google.? It

Try pressing control-3. That should put you in the list of contacts Sent: Sunday, January 26, 2025 3:09 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [M365-Accessibility] Cleaning Up Contacts I’m

I’m using Outlook Classic. Where I’m getting stuck is not finding where I can actually read the current list of contacts. I’m pretty sure once I can get into that list, I’ll be on my way. I

Well, then definitely have a look at both of the following: *Word* : Turning Off Integrated Copilot and the prompt it produces: "Select the icon or press Alt + I to draft with Copilot" (

Thanks Brian. Yes. Only I can ultimately answer that question. I will attempt to go back and read the previous topics. I’m a user of e-mail and Word when I have to use it for a docx file. But, in no

Are you using the New Outlook user interface, or did you stick with Outlook Classic? The procedure varies slightly between the two.? But the process overall has changed very little in decades.? It

This is a question that no one, absolutely no one, but you can answer. I do hope that those using Word with Copilot will offer up examples of things they've been doing with it, and there have been

I'm using M365, windows 11, and Jaws 2025. How can I go through my Outlook contacts and delete a lot of no longer needed addresses? I used to be able to do this with no problem but now I'm totally

I do not want Copilot to do anything with the things I write. I do not want it popping up and giving suggestions or anything like that. Is there any advantage to keeping M365 with copilot before I go

Joe, The strict answer to your query is, "no," but in practice it's a Yes and No sort of thing.? I have a document I was using for this example that has one line at the top in very small Arial while

Is Copilot able to engage with formatting at all? For example, can you have it look at a document and have it fix inconsistent fonts? Sorry, I know the recommendation has been to just download it and