050:25Plan a trip: trains, hotel, calendar
You compare routes and hotels, then put the departure, the arrival and the travel time in the calendar.
Catalogue · PA for EXEC — a typical week for the executive assistant
You understand the email that came in English and reply in the partner’s language, without translating from memory.
Space: play · ← →: 5 seconds · M: sound · F: full screen
The exact sequence, in order.
Select the English message and click “Summarize by Copilot”.
Open the Copilot pane and ask for a faithful translation of the message.
Then ask for an English reply draft, and name the subject line.
Read the reply in Outlook: is the recipient shown at the top of the message the right one?
Word for word, exactly as shown in the video.
Translate this message into French, then draft a reply in English that offers a meeting next week and asks for the Atlas file.
The habit to keep
You read the translation before the reply, and the recipient before sending.
Worth knowing
What the video does not hide from you.
In this capsule, Copilot gets the recipient wrong: it addresses the reply to the colleague who forwarded the message (Sophie) instead of the partner who wrote it (James Carter). The draft is fine, the send is not. Check the “To” line every time.
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