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Tip of the Week: How to Hyperlink in Word, Copilot, and Ticket Scams

18 June, 2026

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  • Six new features in Microsoft Word
  • Why ticket screenshots are never proof of a real ticket
  • How Copilot proofreads and edits your Word documents instantly
 

Microsoft

Microsoft Word just rolled out six new features worth knowing about. The one that will save you the most time day to day is a simpler way to add hyperlinks: just copy a URL, highlight your text, and paste. Word recognizes it as a link automatically, no right-click menu required. That works in both the desktop app and Word for the web. The other updates include dramatically better AI-generated alt text for images, a one-click way to request edit access on view-only documents, a cleaner comments experience, a new contextual tab for managing headers and footers, and line numbering in Word for the web. Watch the video for a full walkthrough of all six.

Title: Top 6 Microsoft Word New Features (2026)

Viewing Time: about 6 minutes


 

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Cybersecurity

With the World Cup, concert season, and other events all happening at once, scammers are running ticket fraud at scale. The playbook is always the same: artificial urgency, screenshots of tickets that don't actually exist, and links to convincing fake vendor sites. The video breaks down exactly what to watch for, including why screenshots prove nothing and which payment methods are red flags. 

Title: Summer Ticket Scam Dangers

Viewing Time: under 2 minutes

 

Check out Cybercrime Radio: https://www.youtube.com/@CybercrimeRadio 
 

AI

If you use Microsoft Word, Copilot can review your writing and make edits directly in the document, catching grammar issues and tightening up sentences without you having to mark up a single line yourself. The video shows how to prompt Copilot to check a document for clarity and grammar and have it apply changes instantly. It is a fast way to polish anything before it goes to a client.

Want to go deeper with AI at work? Endsight's AI Office Hours on June 30th covers the latest tools, real-world examples, and a live look at how one executive built an AI system using his own emails and meetings. Register here. 

Title: How to Proofread with Copilot in Word

Viewing Time: under 1 minute

 

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Aaron is a Customer Marketing Specialist at Endsight, focused on helping clients stay informed about the latest in IT and cybersecurity. He creates content, webinars, and resources to support clients and any organization in making confident technology decisions. With a clear and client-centric approach, Aaron ensures Endsight’s expertise is easily accessible and actionable.

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