Microsoft has been crowing about its latest AI innovation, Microsoft Scout. Scout is the company’s newest AI agent, and it works very differently from Copilot. A lot of the hype is vague and full of Redmond’s latest favorite buzzwords. Here is a plain English explanation of what Microsoft Scout does today, what it might do […]
The much anticipated Copilot “Move to Ribbon” option has finally arrived in Microsoft 365 for Windows, and unlike the Mac version, the Copilot button really does return to the ribbon. The good news is that the choice is sticky, so it applies to all future Word documents instead of being a one time fix. The […]
The Microsoft 365 military discount is one of the best kept secrets in Microsoft pricing, and there are actually two of them. US and Canadian service members, veterans, and their families can buy the full Microsoft 365 Family plan for far less than the $129.99 civilian price, year round, with no cut in features. The […]
Microsoft’s much hated Copilot button finally has a way to get out of your way, and we’ve found the first real world example running on a live machine. The promised “Move to Ribbon” choice has arrived in Word, Excel and PowerPoint, but it’s not quite what Microsoft pledged. Instead of a proper ribbon button you […]
Copilot inside your Microsoft 365 apps can’t reliably tell you which version, build, or platform it’s running on. Ask Copilot which Microsoft 365 version you have and you get one of two answers: a vague “I don’t have access to that,” or a confident reply that’s flat wrong. That’s not a small quirk. It means […]