Microsoft has been promoting the integration of Copilot with Office productivity suite apps such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for the past six months, and announced in July that it plans to charge each user $30 per month ( currently about $219) for Copilot when it launches in November.

OneNote application after the integration of Copilot, users can launch Copilot on the right side of the application.

According to Microsoft, the AI assistant will be able to summarize pages, annotate sections, or create summaries based on user text, as well as create to-do lists, schedule events and meetings based on notes, or act as a chatbot to respond to user queries.

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Microsoft in the blog post introduced Edge in the integration of Copilot after a variety of features, including according to your prompts to write emails, you can rewrite a paragraph of text to adjust the tone of writing, and automatic grouping of tabs, and so on,

Here briefly introduced as follows:
Help you write emails:

Edge Browser after opening Copilot, can be based on the subject and keywords entered by the user, automatically opens Outlook and helps you write an e-mail, the user needs to do to review and click to send.

Rewrite articles for you.

If you’re updating your website or writing a blog post, Inline Compose lets you rewrite or expand the text once you’ve selected it. The feature also supports writing in a different tone.

Manage Tabs for You

Tab Auto-grouping helps you automatically manage tabs by summarizing tabs on similar topics.

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Microsoft Windows Division head Panos Panay said in a blog post released today, translated by IT House as follows: GitHub Copilot users in inline and experimental chat experiences, natural language AI can recommend commands, explain errors, and help users take follow-up actions.

Microsoft launched Windows Terminal at the 2019 Build Developers Conference to become the official popular modification tool for the Win10 platform; and it was integrated last year to become the default command line management tool for Win11 systems.

Microsoft continues to enhance Windows Terminal, optimizing the regular features and integrating GitHub Copilot AI to give it more development tools such as WinDbg, a popular tool for IT administrators to resolve Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) errors by analyzing the memory dumps generated by Windows. WinDbg is a popular tool for IT administrators to resolve Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) errors by analyzing memory dumps generated by Windows.

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Microsoft 365 Copilot can help users write documents in Word, analyze data or reports in Excel, create presentations in PowerPoint, and more.

Windows lastest, a foreign technology media, shared the early version of “Copilot for Word” for Win10 and Win11 in its latest report. Microsoft has only invited a small number of Office Word for Insiders (Beta Channel) users to test it, and some of the features are currently not working properly.

Microsoft describes the Copilot for Word feature as “a new way to work smarter and faster. This private preview is only available to select Microsoft 365 enterprise customers.

The following tasks that “Copilot for Word” can help you accomplish:

• Provide suggestions and error alerts for your content
• Help you find the right image for the content of your article
• Automatically format graphic layouts
• Automatically generate summaries from documents
• Open the Writers UnBlock dialogue box
• Show Editor PaneAI Feedback Skittle

In practice, Copilot for Word gives you two prompts: “Start a document” and “Just write about it”.

Both prompts largely perform the same task – write a completely new document or change an existing one based on your input. Because it is not yet perfect, Word AI often does not work properly and throws an error message stating that it cannot understand the request.

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