Two new features are coming to Windows 11, and Windows Insiders can already take advantage of Copilot integration in Notepad and image annotations with the Snipping Tool.

Microsoft has finally added a much-requested feature to Notepad, with spellcheck and autocorrect now available in Windows 11.

Microsoft keeps improving and adding more features to the Windows 11 Notepad application, the latest being a built-in character counter.

Microsoft released a new version of Notepad for Windows 11 on Thursday that will allow Windows Insiders in the Dev channel to use multiple tabs.

Microsoft has introduced AI-based text editing to Notepad in the Windows 11 Insider and Preview channels. The feature follows other generative AI functions that the company has ...

Thankfully, you can still re-enable the old version of Notepad by opening the Settings App (press Windows+i) and navigating to Apps > Advanced App Settings > App Execution Aliases ...

The latest round of Windows 11 updates has finally delivered Notepad in its finest form, as arguably now the best, most reliable offline word processor around.

In the latest beta version of Notepad (11.2504.46.0), it is also possible to create new texts from a text prompt. You can then edit the document until you are satisfied.

Notepad also now supports hyperlinks and bullet-point lists. A toggle button in the status bar at the bottom of the window allows users to switch between formatted Markdown and raw Markdown syntax.

A prompt to sign in to an MS account upon opening Notepad sent many people into a stir, but they're making mountains out of molehills.

Microsoft has continued to shovel AI into its built-in Windows inbox apps, and now it's rolling out a Notepad update that will use Copilot to write text for you.… The updates come in the same ...

From the context menu, select “Open file location” and you will be whisked away to the super-secret location on your computer where Microsoft has chosen to hide Notepad.