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It seems Microsoft can't even properly remove a feature like this without creating confusion. Why would the company retire such a useful and helpful option? I can answer that with one word ...

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Microsoft Word and the rest of Microsoft 365 now come with AI credits for Copilot, but there's one thing they now lack. In news that will shock, astonish, and horrify many, Word no longer has a ...