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Maximizing User Engagement with Adaptive Cards in Microsoft Copilot Studio

Maximizing User Engagement with Adaptive Cards in Microsoft Copilot Studio

Adaptive Cards are like little info boxes you can add to bots in Microsoft Copilot Studio. These cards can also be shared with other apps and services. You make them using a special code called JSON. With Adaptive Cards, you can put in text, pictures, and buttons to make your bot conversations more interesting. They… Read More »

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