Word: Reference PDF files in Copilot in Word
Users can now reference PDF files for Copilot to work with while generating content in Word.

Users can now reference PDF files for Copilot to work with while generating content in Word.

Draft with Copilot will allow users to explicitly add and reference specific mails, chats, meetings, and people.
Draft with Copilot will support attaching rich content from the Microsoft cloud—including emails and meetings—resulting in content that’s more contextually relevant.

On blank documents, Copilot in Word will provide one-click examples of prompts that quickly help you get going on your document.

Users can now reference PDF files for Copilot to work with while generating content in Word.

Conduct a content search for eDiscovery and legal hold on Planner tasks in Microsoft Purview. The Planner data available for eDiscovery includes tasks shared with groups, along with the comments and attachments associated with those tasks.

OneDrive for web now lets you find your files faster than ever with a new and improved search functionality. Say goodbye to the days of endlessly scrolling through folders to find that one elusive document. With our latest update, locating your files is now faster and more intuitive than ever before. Whether it’s in your personal OneDrive, shared folders, or document libraries, our improved search feature allows you to seamlessly sift through your digital workspace from one centralized location. We’ve added new filters for different file types, ensuring you can pinpoint exactly what you’re looking for and with the date filter, you can narrow down your search results to find files created or modified within a specific timeframe. We understand that searching within a folder or document library is important to you, and for that, we have simplified scoping options that will enable precise searches within folders, sites, or document libraries. We’ve also visually updated the interface with more metadata, ensuring you effortlessly identify the right files every time.

Copilot in Word will be able to completely summarize documents that it could only partially summarize before. The upper limit is increasing to about four times more words.

When you open a document, Copilot will generate a summary in the Word window. You can hide the summary or open the Copilot chat pane to ask specific questions about the document.

On blank documents, Copilot in Word will provide one-click examples of prompts that quickly help you get going on your document.

This creates a new and expanded profile view that includes an Org Chart and files.
