I'm aghast, stunned, and flabbergasted that Microsoft just removed the thesaurus from Word
Microsoft Word no longer has a Smart Lookup feature.
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Microsoft entirely retired the useful Thesaurus in Word
Microsoft Word no longer has the Thesaurus feature, and instead the Redmond-based tech giant suggests users should turn to AI ...
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Microsoft Is Testing Improved Windows Search on Copilot+ PCs
Windows Search gets semantic indexing, which means you can just type what you remember about a document you're looking for, ...
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Microsoft Word for Mac review: What’s new in Word 2024?
New in recent years is, as you may expect, AI integration. On the web comes in the form of Copilot which works a little like ...
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Microsoft Word Has a Plagiarism Checker: Here's How to Use It
Microsoft Editor runs the text in your Word document against online resources using Bing, Microsoft's search engine. When the check is complete, the Editor indicates the percentage of text found ...
Microsoft opens testing for Windows AI search
Microsoft is testing AI-powered Windows search in a new dev channel build for Windows 11 Insider testers. Announced in ...
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How to Repeat and Automatically Update Text Fields in Microsoft Word
In Microsoft Word, you create auto-repeating fields, saving you from having to duplicate the details manually. Document properties in Microsoft Word are details about the file, also known as metadata.