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Microsoft Editor Comes to Outlook across Platforms

Microsoft Editor on Outlook is now available on all platforms (Windows, macOS, web, iOS, and Android) for all users.

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Back in April, Editor made its debut on Outlook for iOS, bringing its editing recommendations to iPhone and iPad. Microsoft is now updating on the ongoing journey of Editor and says it has made it to Outlook across all platforms.

That means users of Outlook on , Windows, , web, and iOS can now access Microsoft Editor. Of course, the feature has been available in other / apps – such as Word – on those platforms for some time.

“Microsoft Editor is now available across more Outlook apps. Editor will help you write with confidence when using Outlook for Windows, Mac, Web, iOS and Android with a supported account type.”

Editor

If you're unfamiliar with Editor, it made its debut with the launch of Microsoft 365 Personal and Family early in 2020. Launched on Microsoft Word, the feature later become available on other Microsoft Office apps and web browsers.

Microsoft Editor is a push against Grammarly. Office users in theory no longer need to use third-party services like Grammarly to expand the built-in editing functions on Word and other apps. Microsoft Editor claims to be a service that offers spelling and grammar suggestions integrated into Office.

It provides writing suggestions such as style changes, spelling, grammar, and sentence construction. With its debut on iOS, Microsoft Editor means users on iPhone or iPad can use the feature in Outlook.

The Editor feature is available for free. However, advanced grammar suggestions, writing refinement tips, and spell checking are limited to Microsoft 365 subscribers. Microsoft says Editor is turned on by default in Outlook but users can disable it through settings.

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Luke Jones
Luke Jones
Luke has been writing about all things tech for more than five years. He is following Microsoft closely to bring you the latest news about Windows, Office, Azure, Skype, HoloLens and all the rest of their products.

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