How to do a mail merge using Microsoft Word and Excel to quickly create personalized templates for imported data

You can do a mail merge in Microsoft Word and Excel to create personalized documents for many recipients at once.

Yes, you can use Microsoft Word on a Chromebook — here's how to install it

It's easy to use Microsoft Word on your Chromebook if you prefer it over Google Docs. Here's how to install it.

I tested Google Docs and found it to be one of the best online word processors you can choose

In our Google Docs review, we examine the platform’s pros and cons to help you determine whether it’s the right choice for ...

Legaltech Rundown: The American Arbitration Association Launches Its AI Mediator Search Tool, Sirion Launches Agentic AI Platform, and More

AAA: On Monday, t (AAA) announced the launch of its AI-powered mediator search tool, AAAi Mediator Search, which will be ...

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Priority setting of healthcare provider barriers and facilitators to supporting patient physical activity in rheumatology: a nominal group technique study

Objective To determine the most important barriers, facilitators and resources identified by rheumatology healthcare ...
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Copilot on Windows now creates documents and connects to Gmail

Microsoft is back with another update to Copilot, and at this point, it’s hard to keep track of everything it can do. The ...

Microsoft’s new Word tests are a direct threat to Google Docs

Word’s testing a new default that saves fresh documents to OneDrive with autosave active. It’s convenient and good for recovery, but it also nudges more files into the cloud unless you opt out.

Microsoft Copilot AI makes it a cakewalk to create documents in Office

Microsoft's Copilot AI can now create Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, PDFs, or PowerPoint presentations with just a ...

Microsoft Word will now automatically save your docs in the cloud

This week, Microsoft quietly announced a small but important change to Word. The popular word-processing software will now automatically save documents to OneDrive, Microsoft's cloud platform.