Microsoft Office Apps

Microsoft Excel, Python

Top Microsoft Office apps are getting a major AI upgrade — PowerPoint, Outlook and even Teams get a Copilot boost

Copilot is making the scourge of customer service, AI chatbots, easier to create, and able to be tailored towards specific “business processes” to “work with or for humans”. An agent builder in Business Chat will be in general availability “over the coming weeks” to facilitate this, according to the company.

The Verge · 7d

Microsoft’s Office apps are getting more useful Copilot AI features

Copilot in PowerPoint is also getting improvements, with an improved narrative builder that’s designed to let you quickly create a first draft of a slide deck. The AI assistant will even soon use a company’s branded template to create drafts or company-approved images from SharePoint libraries.

XDA Developers on MSN · 5d

Microsoft Excel just got a lot more powerful with added Python support

As announced on the Microsoft Tech Community, Excel now allows you to run Python scripts. For a little while, this feature was only available if you were enrolled in the public pr

TechRadar · 6d

Top Microsoft Office apps are getting a major AI upgrade — PowerPoint, Outlook and even Teams get a Copilot boost

It can draw more on company-specific data, while Word specifically now supports quick reviews of all of it in-app, alongside additional writing prompts from the blank page. Microsoft also says ...

Microsoft, Windows

ZDNet · 1d

Microsoft releases new Windows remote desktop app for PCs and mobile devices

Microsoft is replacing the old RDC client app with a new Windows app and the new and improved features can work in a domain-based or home environment.

Opinion

The Register on MSN · 3d

Microsoft on a roll for terrible rebranding with Windows App

The Windows App has been in preview for a while and users of the Remote Desktop client were given a heads-up that the rebrand was coming. It is designed to be a "unified experience," according to Microsoft. It'll run on Windows, macOS, iOS, iPadOS, and web browsers, although the Android version remains in public preview for now.

Computerworld · 1d

Microsoft’s new Windows App lets you connect to Windows from almost any device

Microsoft’s Windows App is now available for macOS, iOS, iPadOS, and Windows devices, with an Android version in preview. Users can also access remote Windows PCs — either Windows Professional or Enterprise — via a web browser without having to download and install any software.

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How much is Microsoft Office?

Microsoft Office, and it comes with a range of useful applications. You do have to pay for it though. Here's how much it ...

HowToGeek on MSN7d

Microsoft Office 2024 Is Almost Here

Notably, Office LTSC 2024 does not include Microsoft Publisher, a desktop publishing application that was first released in ...

Macworld3d

Microsoft 365 down (again)? Get this $35 lifetime download instead

How many times does Microsoft 365 need to go down in order for people to realize it’s not the best way to access your ...

The Microsoft 365 outage was the last straw

There are still Microsoft Office 2021 lifetime licenses floating around, and you can get one for pretty cheap. Right now, ...

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Microsoft 365 explained: Office 365, rebranded and expanded

Initially an enterprise subscription that bundled together Windows, Office apps, and a variety of management tools, Microsoft 365 has morphed into something harder to define. Here’s everything you ...

Windows Report7d

Microsoft releases Office LTSC 2024 for commercial and government customers

Office LTSC 2024 is now available to for all customers, commercial or government, and the platform won't need updates.

18h

Buy a Microsoft Office for Windows license for $35 - the lowest price so far

Pay just once and get a lifetime license to the Microsoft Office 2021 app suite (including Word, Excel, and PowerPoint) on your PC for 84% off right now (there's a deal for a Mac version, too).

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One of Microsoft Office’s most diabolical bugs is finally being fixed

Microsoft announced a doozy of a bug: just typing in Word, Outlook, or OneNote could crash the app. Microsoft is now finally ...

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