Most of your add-ins are built-in into Word already, especially for Microsoft 365: 1. Just pin the Windows calculator app on the Taskbar. You can more quickly open this by keyboard shortcut, than open an add-in. Also, it has much more functionality than any add-in would have. If you still need to perform basic calculations more quickly, add Microsoft's free PowerToys for Windows. 2. Editor is great, but it is not really an add-in for it's there in Word by default. 3. Read Aloud feature inside the Review tab can read your content. No need for Read my document add-in. 4. You can view multiple "copy", and access them with shortcut Win + V. In Word too, you can open the Clipboard pane from the Home tab to access them. So, no need for Sticky text add-in. 5. You don't need Keenious. In the Reference tab, you have the Researcher feature. From there, you can filter which content you want, and copy + paste images and text easily.
Thank you for this very good very video. Word has a feature called Quick Parts which might do exactly what sticky ... is doing except for the search part. I also use Ginger, Grammarly, Prowritingaid, JChem(chemistry), Mendeley (obviously), Ref-n-write, WriteFull, draw.io, Save Reminder,
It’s by default in the MS Word. If you don’t have it, right click on empty space on your Ribbon (where you have all the tabs like File, Edit, Draw etc) and select Customize Ribbon. You can then add it. By default it’s on the right most corner in the Review Tab.
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Nice video! I used the Writefull word add-in while writing my MSc made my life 10x easier!
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Most of your add-ins are built-in into Word already, especially for Microsoft 365:
1. Just pin the Windows calculator app on the Taskbar. You can more quickly open this by keyboard shortcut, than open an add-in. Also, it has much more functionality than any add-in would have. If you still need to perform basic calculations more quickly, add Microsoft's free PowerToys for Windows.
2. Editor is great, but it is not really an add-in for it's there in Word by default.
3. Read Aloud feature inside the Review tab can read your content. No need for Read my document add-in.
4. You can view multiple "copy", and access them with shortcut Win + V. In Word too, you can open the Clipboard pane from the Home tab to access them. So, no need for Sticky text add-in.
5. You don't need Keenious. In the Reference tab, you have the Researcher feature. From there, you can filter which content you want, and copy + paste images and text easily.
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Thank you for suggesting. All the links are in video description.
Can you please help me in finding out these add-ins in Microsoft-Word 2010?
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I used Mendeley for citations in my MBA dissertation.
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Word has a feature called Quick Parts which might do exactly what sticky ... is doing except for the search part.
I also use Ginger, Grammarly, Prowritingaid, JChem(chemistry), Mendeley (obviously), Ref-n-write, WriteFull, draw.io, Save Reminder,
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Sir I have ms word 2010. I am not able to find out any add ins
how to install Microsoft editor feature?
It’s by default in the MS Word. If you don’t have it, right click on empty space on your Ribbon (where you have all the tabs like File, Edit, Draw etc) and select Customize Ribbon. You can then add it. By default it’s on the right most corner in the Review Tab.
Is co-authoring achevied in word-addin / web-addin?
I do not think so.
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@@ResearchBeast Sir I think these add-ins work best on office 365 because i'm using office 2010 where i found no support for it.
I am unable to find power thesaurus in office 2016 please help
Great stuff as always. Will share it on my page. BTW, if you're interested in some form of collaboration (there is a lot in common in what we do), do not hesitate to reach out to me through my FB page (Qualitative Researcher Dr Kriukow)
Thank you. I saw some of your videos and you are doing a great job. Let’s see some avenues where we can collaborate