Microsoft is killing WordPad, Windows’ 28-year-old built-in word processor
WordPad is one of the few built-in apps not to be updated in Windows 11.
Microsoft is killing WordPad, Windows’ 28-year-old built-in word processor
WordPad is one of the few built-in apps not to be updated in Windows 11.
@arstechnica That wouldn't mean the end necessarily. Just look at Windows File Manager.
@arstechnica We'll always have #LibreOffice
@arstechnica pls stage an intervention for MS
@arstechnica Shame really, but it's a victim of the rising software scene: Notepad++, VSCode, LibreOffice, Google Docs, even own MS Office.
@arstechnica I have an unusual use-case for WordPad. I am a high school teacher, and some of our exam candidates have "laptop concessions" - they may type their answers, rather than hand-write. But they must get no advantage other than the typing. So no spelling or grammar check. WordPad is perfect for this - various flavours of layout and format, but no additional help.
I would be curious if any other tools meet this use-case?
Notepad++ is an amazingly powerful free text editor - particularly great for programmers/anyone writing code, html, etc.
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