
- #SUMMARIZE ARTICLE FOR ME PDF#
- #SUMMARIZE ARTICLE FOR ME WINDOWS 10#
- #SUMMARIZE ARTICLE FOR ME WINDOWS 8#
#SUMMARIZE ARTICLE FOR ME PDF#
If you want me to summarize the text from a PDF file, you can copy the text from the PDF and paste it into the web page context field. I can only read and analyze text that is provided to me in the web page context field. I think it used to be possible, but now it reacts like this: "I’m sorry, but I don’t have the ability to access or read PDF files or any other external documents.

If you click on those and then "notification and app settings" it will take you to a settings page where you can toggle on an option to access "page context," which says that "app can access page content to deliver context-based experiences." I think that is what gives it access to the document, PDF, webpage, etc. But if that is not showing, at the top of the Discover sidebar there is a menu with three dots. I asked me the first time I opened it if I wanted to give it permission. If you haven't given it permission to access the page, this won't work. I typed in "summarize this PDF." At first it did a Bing search for "how to summarize a PDF." But then after that it gave me the option to "Retry for this page only." I clicked on that message, and then it summarized the PDF I had open in the window, beginning with "According to the web page context, this PDF is." I opened up a local PDF, then opened the Bing sidebar (Discover). Yes, I can confirm it is working as of today. Microsoft Edge - Microsoft's new web browser, Microsoft Edge.Windows Phone - Another subreddit about Windows Phone.
#SUMMARIZE ARTICLE FOR ME WINDOWS 10#
#SUMMARIZE ARTICLE FOR ME WINDOWS 8#

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