When you install Word it selects a series of what that searches through when use the Research task pane?

When you install Word, it does not automatically select a series of sources for the Research task pane. You need to configure these sources yourself.

Here's what you need to know:

* The Research task pane is designed to be customizable. You can choose which sources you want to search through, and you can add or remove sources as needed.

* There are various built-in sources available, including Bing, Wikipedia, and dictionaries. You can also add your own online sources, specific websites, or even your own local files.

* When you start a new Word document, the Research task pane will display the sources you have configured. You can then use the search bar to search through these sources for relevant information.

To configure your Research task pane sources:

1. Open a Word document.

2. Click on the Research task pane (it may be found on the References tab, under the Research group).

3. Click on the Sources button.

4. You can then add, remove, or edit your preferred sources.

Remember, the Research task pane is a powerful tool that can be tailored to your specific needs. By selecting the right sources, you can make sure that your research is comprehensive and effective.