Updated August 2nd, 2024.
Suppose you had a lot of reading to do, but not enough time to do it. Or, suppose you had a lot of reading to do, and you’d like a bit of an introduction to it, so you know what to expect. Either way, ChatGPT can help you. Here’s how:
You can upload a PDF to ChatGPT in multiple ways. If you click the paper clip icon at the bottom left of the ChatGPT window you can add files from OneDrive or Google Drive or upload a file from your own machine. You can also simply drag a PDF into the ChatGPT window, anywhere in the window at all.
This might take a minute or so but it’s worth the wait!
Here’s how the Word document looked:
Of course you don’t have to save it as a Word document. ChatGPT would present the answers right there for you, in the ChatGPT window, if that’s how you want it. The Word document is more pleasing to the eye thanks to the colors etc. so that’s why I’d ask for a Word document if I were you.
More ChatGPT tutorials by Christian Boyce
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- Use ChatGPT to generate social media posts
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