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Analyze text using natural language with Claude for Google Sheets – Computerworld
Sonnet: Company and product name extraction Text Companies Products 10 steps to smarter Google account security Give yourself some added peace of mind by giving your Google account a thorough set of security reinforcements, both on Android and your desktop. Google Google account How ChatGPT works with iOS 18.2 iPhones and Siri Apple Intelligence is about to receive its first…
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How to rewrite text with Notepad using AI in Windows 11
Microsoft is busy infusing many of its Windows apps with features based on artificial intelligence (AI). One of the apps that now benefits from AI is Notepad, but only in Windows 11. Starting in November 2024, Microsoft has added a Rewrite function in Notepad, which helps users improve their writing with the assistance of a sophisticated AI model called GPT.…
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Chrome’s New Update Broke Text Highlighting on Some Sites
A recent update to Google Chrome and Chromium-based browsers introduced a bug with highlighting text. Many websites and web apps are affected, and will have to be updated to fix the new behavior. Chrome 131 changed how browsers handle text selection styles, specifically impacting the inheritance behavior of selection properties. This means you might not see highlighted text when you…
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A Beginner’s Guide to Editing Text Files With Vi
Vi is a powerful text editor included with most Linux systems, even embedded ones. Sometimes you’ll have to edit a text file on a system that doesn’t include a friendlier text editor, so knowing Vi is essential. Unlike Nano, an easy-to-use terminal text editor, Vi doesn’t hold your hand and provide a list of keyboard shortcuts on the screen. It’s…
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How to rewrite text with AI on Notepad for Windows 11
To use Rewrite AI for Notepad, open the app, open a text file, or compose your text. Select the text, right-click the selection, and choose “Rewrite.” Then, choose the AI-generated text and click “Replace.” Yes, you can disable Rewrite for a more classic experience for Notepad. If you want to try it while it’s on preview, you may have to…
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Microsoft Outlook workaround fixes freezes when copying text
Microsoft is investigating a known issue that affects Microsoft 365 customers and causes classic Outlook to hang or freeze when copying text. These problems appear on systems running Outlook Current Channel Version 2409 (Build 18025.20096) or higher or when using languages with an IME (Input Method Editor). “When you select text in a classic Outlook email and then use the…
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How to extract text from images on Windows 11
To extract text from images with Snipping Tool, capture a screenshot, click “Text Actions,” select the text, right-click the selection, and choose the “Copy text” option. Or choose the “Copy all text” option from the “Text Actions” menu. To copy text from images and screenshots using the Photos app, open the picture, and use the “Copy all text” button or…
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How to Spot and Avoid Fake Amazon Driver Text Messages
Scammers worldwide target consumers with fake Amazon driver chat text messages. The scam tricks unsuspecting individuals into sharing personal information or making fraudulent payments. Unfortunately, because of existing laws, scammers can easily leverage people-finder sites like Intelius, TruthFinder, Instant Checkmate, Spokeo, and WhitePages to create long lists of phone numbers. Once they have these numbers, they send out phishing texts…
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How to Extract Text From Images on Windows 11
Key Takeaways To copy text from an image, open the image, launch Snipping Tool, select Snip > New, take a screenshot of the image, click “Text Actions,” and choose “Copy All Text.” To copy text using PowerToys, install and launch the tool, select Text Extractor > Open Settings, turn on “Enable Text Extractor,” and use Windows+Shift+T to perform the task.…
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The Easiest Way to Convert All-Caps Text
The Caps Lock key is my nemesis. I keep accidentally hitting it, and, before I know it, I’ve typed FIVE ANGRY WORDS LIKE THIS. Like a sane person, I delete these words and turn my capitalized tirades into simple sentences. This process wastes a lot of time, unless you use a tool to fix the way macOS handles capitalized text.…
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