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Great point Brian; I will give my customer the options. Sent: Sunday, January 19, 2025 3:51 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [M365-Accessibility] The latest storm of chaos from a

- I'll take issue with this assertion, but only "at the edges" rather than its core truth. When it comes to AI prompts to do anything, generally speaking, what you say is true, without question.?

Oops, I forgot to mention that once you hit enter on the generate button and wait a few seconds, then the focus of the cursor will fall onto the Copilot window, so you will have to push F6 two or

Don, I have no idea.? But when Microsoft gives a specific method, and says that the availability of a given plan "Classic" may be withdrawn later, I use the method they specify. There could be 20

Step by step: * Select the portion of text. I have never done it by selecting a large portion of text. * Push alt plus I to bring up Copilot’s options. * Choose write a prompt. * Provide detailed

I wonder if you uncheck the box in the Copilot category opting out of Copilot, if you will not automatically be charged the $30 extra upon renewal. Thanks Brian for really tackling this for all of us.

Jean,? you're quite welcome. I can also announce that the Copilot integration is now "fully visible" in my instance of M365.? I am the subscription owner for my Family plan. BTW, to those using M365

Also, it needs to be brought to the attention of Freedom Scientific if it hasn’t before. Tell them, time to stop merrymaking, sober up and get back to work. LOL. Sent: January 19, 2025 10:09 AM To:

Now, Alan, the next thing is to identify the settings saved in said former (now current again) configuration that differ from default. Someone else is likely to run into the same issues (but for

Thanks, Brian. I corrected the problem and will use this reply to comment on how important it is to save your screen reader configuration settings when you are contemplating its upgrade. I believe

Alan, My standard advice when something like this pops up at upgrade time is to do a repair install on both components.? Since I don't have Fusion I don't know what that is for Fusion, but every

Hi List, I upgraded my Windows 10 desktop system to Fusion 2023 from Fusion 2020 yesterday. Now, when I'm arrowing through a Word document or through this Outlook email I'm composing, Fusion says

I have a question about the proofreading feature. I clicked the "prompt" button after selecting my text, but I'm not sure how it's supposed to work, as I didn't notice any changes in my text after

- Although Leo has already put this to bed, think about it.? Copilot is Microsoft's latest and greatest product push.? Outlook Classic is in support through 2029 and that UI is part of M365.? All

Quote but you can create similar prompts with a whole bunch of free AI apps Unquote Yes you can, but if the user intends to create a sophisticated and original text, Copilot in Ms Word is highly

Hi all, A couple of points. First, as I understand, Copilot only works with the New Outlook, not Classic. Second, regarding Word, yes you can give it prompts to create documents, but you can create

I used Copilot within Microsoft Word and PowerPoint for 8 months. Advantages for using Copilot in this context highly depend on your workflow. Here's what I used to do: in MS Word: * Drafting. A

You can also paste directly from within your inbox, and a new email will automatically open, placing you in the to field. Your subject will be the filename, unless you change it.

Also, and although it's clearly as much Microsoft Marketing as anything else, this document from Microsoft Enablement gives some examples of using Copilot in various Office suite programs:

Janet, This feature is so new that almost no one is going to be able to answer your question any better than Microsoft does in its materials on using Copilot in the various office suite apps. Have a