How do I turn off copilot if it's not in the options?
This provided screenshot is what I get with Word Options. There are no copilot settings in Word Options in my copy of Office, I cannot find any way of turning it off, and yet copilot has gotten so much worse by giving me three suggestions (at the top of the window, suggesting what kind of content I should make) every time I open a new document. Copilot just keeps getting more intrusive, and I want to shut it off. The more it's shoved in my face, the less I want to use it. I don't know why you're making it so intrusive, I've never heard of anyone actually LIKING this stuff. Why would someone want suggestions as to what kind of document to make? It's far worse than Clippy could even dream of. I haven't tried uninstalling and reinstalling Office yet, but I don't want to have to go through and change a bunch of options again (that I always forget, there are so many options that I have to change to make it usable, like turning off the awful Backstage when saving) unless it's truly necessary to fix this problem. If it gets updated regularly (like the update that gives three Copilot suggestions every time I open a new document), I don't see why reinstalling it would fix the problem. But maybe reinstalling is the answer--if it IS the answer, I just want confirmation that it has actually worked for other people, and not just a generic answer that hasn't been confirmed.Word spell check and some words with first letter capitalised
Hey all, Word 16.0.17830.20056. When typing the two words Hapy or Geneal, Word does not show them as being possible incorrect spellings. However typing hapy or geneal it does underline them red. I can see that Hapy is an ancient Egyptian God and that Geneal is an abbreviation for genealogy, but I didn't think that would be enough for Word to say these words are ok, particularly Geneal with a capitalisation. Does anyone know the reason for the behaviour regarding these two words? thanks j
Powerpoint in Mac is missing some fonts
Hello Techies, I recently came across an issue that could be a small issue according to you, but I feel these are very crucial for some users. I am going to be frequently using PowerPoint, where I use a particular font, 'Abadi.' I would appreciate it if someone could help me with a fix regarding this.
word template repeating a field that contains multiple values
How can we have a field/column which contains multiple values repeat in a template. steps I followed Click on the parent node right click then 'repeating' in the content control box then right click on field/column then insert as plain text Still I only see the last value of the column. I was expecting it will give all the values that the column has on by one.
Grammar Correction Glitch.
Is Word just expressing a grammatical preference here? In word, type in the following sentence: He lay there, his eyes open. Then hit enter. It will prompt you to change the comma to a semi-colon. Let it do that. It produces "He lay there; his eyes open." It wants to correct the semi-colon to a comma. Here, I'll show you in this .gif that I captured: Does the same happen for you?
Office 2024 word issue: Some text after cursor deleted after save
Hi everyone, After upgrading from Office 2019 to Office 2024, I encountered a bizarre issue with Word: when saving a document, some text following the cursor would disappear. After some digging, I found that deleting the registry key at: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\16.0\Word\Resiliency\DisabledItems resolved the issue for me. A few questions: - Has anyone else experienced a similar problem after upgrading? - Is removing this registry entry a recommended fix, or are there risks associated with it? - Could there be a more permanent solution or an upcoming update addressing this? I'm running Office 2024 LTSC. Any insights or similar experiences are appreciated!
