I want to turn off or hide the draft with copilot dingbat that follows my cursor around in MS Word.
I have seen a few articles on this website, and I know it's not possible but I'm going to ask anyway. For reference this is what I'm referring to: It's more I find the little thing following me around on my screen to be annoying and distracting, I've managed to hide or disable anything related to copilot on my system except this little dingbat. When a new document is open you get a little message that says "Select the icon or press Alt + i to draft with copilot" It would be nice if I could hide that as well, yes copilot is a *feature*, and I don't care about it. I also want to hide the paste with copilot and just used the local paste options that were built into previous versions of word. I suspect that there is a copilot dingbat that is stored somewhere on my system, possibly in a font, and as I have already made a few detrimental modifications to my operating system registry, I'm not wary of messing up my computer any more than it could be. The only saving grace I have at the moment is there is an issue with my account, so any accidental triggering of the feature causes it to crap out. (So long as I don't accidentally press the 'fix account" button) I know that if it was easy to turn off there would be a button for it, I know Microsoft probably wants us to use this feature because it means more data for them to collect, an I'm disappointed in the loss of user agency that's resulted from this rollout, and there's a spike in animosity towards AI in general.Unlocking Productivity with Copilot Pages
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Create with Copilot Copilot now enables you to create and edit Pages directly, facilitating smooth co-authoring that fits seamlessly into your existing workflows. Just start chatting with Copilot, by simply sharing an intent to use a Page, Copilot will create a Page for you to begin collaborating instantly. Copilot can create all types of Pages; you can ask Copilot to create meeting agenda, progress trackers, write interactive reports, visualize concepts and prototype new ideas. Now you can change the Page directly from chat, making it easier to iterate and refine content. Highlight text on your Page and choose “Ask Copilot,” or simply ask Chat to edit your Page. This direct editing experience bridges the gap between Chat and Page, letting you revise, polish, and finalize with Copilot’s help. Or try editing with Shortcuts to trigger common actions like adding structure or tailoring content without needing to craft detailed prompts. Try the following prompt: "Create a page for onboarding new team members." To learn more: Draft content with Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat and Copilot Pages - Microsoft Support Currently rolling out to all Microsoft 365 Copilot app users on the web, Windows desktop, Mac desktop app. Alt Text: Video of prompting Copilot Chat within the M365 Copilot app to create a Copilot Page with a proposal from a file and iterate with Copilot Shortcuts. Visualize concepts in Pages Powered by the newest models, Copilot can write code for you, to let you visualize concepts, and prototype ideas—all within a Page. Create rich, immersive experiences—with zero coding skills required. If you can imagine it, you can build it. Whether it’s rapid prototypes for your ideas, concept visualizations or even interactive reports, Copilot rapidly generates high-quality web pages rendered securely in Copilot Pages. The result? 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Re-finding Your Pages Pages you created can now be found in Library. Library is the central hub for the content you create when using Copilot Chat, consolidates user-generated images, pages, infographics, and stories that make these files easily accessible in one place. To learn more: Microsoft 365 Copilot Library | Microsoft Learn Currently rolling out to all Microsoft 365 Copilot app users on the web, Windows desktop, Mac desktop app Alt text: Screenshot of the M365 Copilot app with the Library module selected and a tab for “Pages”. Try These Prompts to Get Started “Create a page for onboarding new team members.” "Based on [Meeting or Chat] create a page with a table of decisions, rationale, and tasks. Flag unresolved questions. 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