**Question**: How do you accept the suggested text in a cell phone? For example, as shown in the screenshot below, when I am typing Are you go..., the android is anticipating Are you going to... (pay attention to greyed out part ing to) In my Microsoft WORD document, I have predictive text feature turned on. Editor anticipates my next words and suggests words or phrases as I type. To accept the suggested text, I press the Tab or Right-arrow key on my keyboard and keep typing. I noticed that my Google Fi cell phone also has the same feature where it anticipates my next words and suggests words or phrases as I type. But I do not know how to accept the suggested text. The cell phone does not have tab or right-arrow key. I suppose there must be an alternative way of doing the same in a cell phone.

I am playing around with Microsoft Intune enrollment of Android phones, and I have noticed that I am partially able to use Microsoft 365 apps for Android. I have 2 phones, that are wifi-only. * A fully managed Huawei P10 lite running Android 8 * A Fairphone 2 running Android 10 with a work-profile Both phones can connect to the internet, enrol into Microsoft Intune, install apps. However, only the Huawei is able to log-in with the Microsoft 365 Office apps, i.e., OneDrive et al.; the Fairphone 2 fails with the error message declaring that no network connection is available. My Google results are full of similar complaints, however, there's either no possible solution posted, or some seemingly random "tips" such as clearing the app's cache, un-installing and re-installing (an all time Microsoft-support classic), and more various and wonderful actions to take. I have seen suggestions to change DNS settings to use e.g. the 8.8.8.8 DNS server from Google, however, our guest wifi already uses this DNS; to no avail. While all other apps connect to the internet, Microsoft'S finest 365 apps for Android are blissfully unaware of the available network. Has anyone from this community some wisdom to share? ---- https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook_com/forum/all/my-phone-app-says-i-dont-have-internet-connection/88010637-227d-4f4f-bfc4-aa9ffac5c139 https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/cant-login-to-microsoft-android-apps-with-wifi/52b3a6ed-8f7b-4ddb-92d8-a907b87cfd92 https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/msoffice/forum/all/office-apps-on-android-problem-on-wifi/2e891a9f-9784-45b9-8a00-5c9513448dd3

How can I open embedded audio or video files in Word documents? I can play their audio/video files on my computer when I open the document with Microsoft Office, but on my phone, I can just see the text on the files.

I have a .docx file that would like to save as .pdf. If I click in the three dots in the upper right And clicking the Save As doesn't allow to change from .docx to .pdf The way I managed to do up to this was to click Share As PDF and send to my email. Then, from there, download it. But surely there must have an easier option. Also this method didn't work all the time.

I have a .docx document with images that are animated when you hover over them. It works fine on my computer, but when I copied the file over to my phone, I cannot work out what to do to make them start. Is it possible? And if so, what is the most simple way to do so?