Effortlessly Collaborate With Document Annotation Now In Microsoft Syntex
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Feb 15, 2023 1:15 PM

Effortlessly Collaborate With Document Annotation Now In Microsoft Syntex

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A great new Microsoft Syntex update has recently become available to allow you to annotate documents in SharePoint. When the file is opened from SharePoint

Great new Microsoft Syntex update has recently become available to allow you to annotate documents in SharePoint. When the file is opened from SharePoint staff can draw and highlight various parts of the document. This allows users to collaborate on files with others by annotating i.e. highlight key sections/values. A key point to note here is that the actual document is not modified and an additional copy of the document is not made. So the document integrity it retained i.e. modified timestamps. Universal annotation is currently available if you have a Syntex per user licence and I think it is only currently available for .PDF and .TIFF files.

Effortlessly Collaborate With Document Annotation Now In Microsoft Syntex - Leon Armston’s Blog

Microsoft Syntex

Microsoft Syntex is a cloud-based platform that provides users with the ability to effortlessly collaborate on documents and annotations. It allows users to comment, highlight, and add notes all in one place. The platform also includes features such as document version control, collaboration tracking, task management, and more. With Microsoft Syntex's easy-to-use interface and powerful tools, teams can quickly create projects or collaborate on existing ones without worrying about losing track of changes made along the way.

Oct 12, 2022 — Microsoft Syntex is Content AI that's integrated in the flow of work, helping enhance, manage, and connect your content at scale.

Enhance. connect, and manage your documents with Syntex, Microsoft's new content AI. Now integrated into Microsoft 365 and Teams.

Oct 12, 2022 — Microsoft Syntex is available now, including document processing, annotation, content assembly, content query, accelerators and more.