Microsoft he said today that text prediction is coming to Word and Outlook. It works similarly to Gmail on the web and on Android. It can predict the introduction of the next word by analyzing the text you have already written and giving a prediction based on your content.
The feature will gradually roll out to Microsoft 365 subscribers, Outlook and Word for web.
Currently, predictive text only works for the English language. In Word, Microsoft has made it available to 50% of Insiders, Windows Beta Channel users running 2010 Build 13301.20004 and later. The company is also starting to roll out across all Microsoft 365 SKUs in Word for web, except for Microsoft 365 bundles Business Basic, Microsoft 365 F3, and Microsoft 365 A1.
Similarly, Outlook, Outlook.com and Outlook on the web will have this feature in North America, along with 50% of users in Windows Beta Channel users.
Here's how to turn off Word and Outlook text predictions on the web and Microsoft 365.
In Word
Click Text PredictionsOn
Turn off Show text predictions while typing at Office 365.
In Word for web, disable the Suggest words or phrases as I type option.
You can also turn off text prediction for Outlook on the web and Outlook.com.
In Outlook for Office 365, click File> Options.
Disable the Show text predictions option while typing
In Outlook for web, click the Settings icon and select Settings> View all Outlook settings> Mail> Compose and reply.
In the Text Predictions section, turn off Suggest words or phrases as I type.
