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 […]
Making an index in Word by hand gets tedious fast, but Word hides three real time savers most people never touch. In this second part of our indexing guide we show you how to mark an index entry that spans a range of pages using bookmarks, why Word fills your document with hidden {XE} tags […]
An index is the alphabetical list of terms and page numbers at the back of a book, and Microsoft Word can build one for you. We show you how to make an index in Word, starting with the basics: preparing your document, marking index entries and generating a simple, professional looking index. It takes some […]