But Word can do a lot more than just sit there blinking a cursor at you like it’s judging your life choices. Some of its best features are hiding in plain sight. They can help you fix formatting, read documents out loud, recover lost work, create quick designs, and even turn speech into text.
I is taking over the world—or at least, it feels that way. Microsoft has gone all-in on artificial intelligence, and now, its Co-Pilot AI assistant is integrated into nearly every Microsoft Office product you use. Whether you're typing up a report in Word, crunching numbers in Excel, crafting a presentation in PowerPoint, or drowning in emails in Outlook, Co-Pilot is right there, ready to lend a digital hand.
Microsoft Office is like the Swiss Army knife of productivity tools—Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and more. It's been the gold standard for years. But with gold, comes a hefty price tag. So, is it really worth shelling out for Office, or could you get by just as well with something free?
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"I've googled several times now how to make a certain font my default in Open Office. Directions I've gotten often list names that aren't even there, but I went through what I thought I needed to do, and time and again, when I want to type a document/letter, it reverts back to the old font. How do I make it stick to the font I want?"