Copilot Notebooks are quietly becoming one of the genuinely useful parts of the whole Copilot push, and Microsoft has now opened them up well beyond the expensive Copilot license. A Copilot Notebook is a workspace where you gather the files, pages and links for one project, then ask Copilot questions about only that material, which […]
Copilot Notebooks are one of the most useful new AI features in Microsoft 365, and they fix the problem most people have with AI: not knowing where its answers come from. Inside a Notebook, Copilot only reads the sources you give it and nothing else, so you get useful summaries, documents and answers without the […]
The difference between the left and right mouse buttons is simple once you know the rule: the left button selects, and the right button reveals extra options. Left click to choose a cell, word, file or link. Right click to open a menu of actions that apply to whatever you just selected. That one rule […]
Word makes it surprisingly hard to see a full list of styles in a document. There’s no tidy panel that lays out every style and shows how they connect to each other. The only option built into Word is a hidden Print setting that produces a long, flat report that’s a chore to read. The […]
Microsoft Forms Copilot has quietly turned one of the humblest corners of Microsoft 365 into a better survey and quiz builder. Copilot can now draft a whole form from a plain English prompt, suggest fixes to questions you already have, and even add basic branching, all inside one pane next to your form. Some of […]
