How to use the Tell me what to do feature

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This guide is part of the Microsoft Word 2019 series

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Make: Microsoft

Model / Product: Word

Version: 2019

Objective / Info: Learn how to use the "Tell me what to do" feature in the 2019 version of Microsoft Word.

Open Word by double left clicking the icon on the desktop or start menu.

In the top menu, click on "Tell me what you want to do".

Choose from the options list or type in a command or option you'd like to configure; for example "write an essay".

In the drop-down menu, click on "write an essay" and select an option, for example "Create a document".

A help box should now appear on the right side of the Word doc with the detailed outline on your search query.

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