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WordPad, a built-in text editor for Windows, is dead. Microsoft has updated its official documentation with a notification about the app's deprecation and future removal from modern Windows versions.

Microsoft has announced that the word processor WordPad will no longer be part of its operating system in the future. The tool has been on board the operating system for 28 years. Its history ranges from Windows 95 to the current Windows 11. It is still unclear on what date and with which update exactly Microsoft Word Pad will throw out of its software range. But one thing is clear: If you work with the program frequently, you should look for an alternative. The company decided to retire its dig...

Microsoft has quietly revealed that WordPad, the basic word processor that's been included with Windows since 1995, is being retired.

Microsoft has today announced that its deprecating WordPad and will be removing it from Windows in a future release.

WordPad has been a Windows staple since the days of Windows 95. Now Microsoft says you should use Word or Notepad instead.

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What changes does Windows 11's latest cumulative update have? Microsoft's latest security update for Windows 11 is here. The tech giant recently released its KB5025239 cumulative update to fix various security vulnerabilities and make changes, improvements, and fix bugs in the OS.

Notepad has received plenty of updates in Windows 11 already, but Microsoft isn’t done yet. The latest Windows 11 update finally brings tab management to the decades-old text editor.

Microsoft has this week announced they are rolling out a new update to the Windows 11 Notepad application adding a number of useful features for users to