A guide to using the Copilot library.
Copilot's library is a built-in content storage and management space that makes it easy for users to access conversations, documents, and content created with AI.
Instead of manual searching, Copilot Library automatically organizes information by context, time, or topic, significantly saving users time and effort.
Additionally, this library supports synchronization across multiple platforms such as Windows 11 and Microsoft 365 applications, making the workflow more seamless. Below is a guide on how to use the Copilot library.
How to use the Copilot library
Step 1:
In the Copilot application interface, tap the Library option on the left side of the screen.
At this point, you will see a list of chat snippets created on Copilot, including files such as images and text.
Step 2:
Continuing to look to the right, we will see the data created in Copilot. Copilot divides this data into different categories at the top for quick access and more accurate and organized file management.
Step 3:
For each file stored in the Copilot Library, clicking the three-dot icon will reveal additional options as shown below. Copilot supports different operations for each data type.
Additionally, you can click the share icon to send this file to others. You can use the link to send it to others, or use some of the file sharing methods below, depending on your needs.
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