Nah. After I got to know him, I realized that I didn't much like him. l'll give it to my son - he speaks computer.
Windows 11...How do I hate thee?
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Download Notepad
It should be part of the OS package. Stupid Microsoft.
Windows Notepad - Free download and install on Windows | Microsoft Store
This fast and simple editor has been a staple of Windows for years. Use it to view, edit, and search through plain text documents instantly.
apps.microsoft.com
It should be part of the OS package. Stupid Microsoft.
I didn't have to download it. Actually, I didn't even think about it until this tread because I never use it anymore - I just searched for it tonight and it was there.Download Notepad
Windows Notepad - Free download and install on Windows | Microsoft Store
This fast and simple editor has been a staple of Windows for years. Use it to view, edit, and search through plain text documents instantly.apps.microsoft.com
It should be part of the OS package. Stupid Microsoft.
They got rid of Wordpad because they want you to buy Microsoft 365
I never used it, and I don't use my ancient Office apps, I always put my lists in Notepad.See, now you're going to make me go on another rant about greedy billionaires....
Sorry, it's been eons since I used Notepad and I guess it is not better then Wordpad.Yeah, Microsoft 365.
Wordpad files are .rtf or .txt files, so you can open them in Notepad to read them.
NOTSMC, Notepad probably has more capabilities than Wordpad did, and once you get used to it you'll probably like it even better!
but Word is! It's not that hard to use, really. It was TONS more features, too!
No chit?!....I'm waiting to see if a pie does show up....
WordPad is now gone from Windows 11. Here's how to bring it back
With the arrival of Windows 11 version 24H2, WordPad is officially gone. Want to keep using it? You're in luck.
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WordPad is now gone from Windows 11. Here's how to bring it back
With the arrival of Windows 11 version 24H2, WordPad is officially gone. Want to keep using it? You're in luck.
I love how those geeks say it's "simple", then go through all these steps that a very casual user won't understand.
What would be simple is to just have the WordPad app available for separate download and installation. 
This is why geeks need laypeople to keep them in the real world. Every one of these developers should have a low level user to do testing. Because when the geeks go, "It's simple! Just go to another computer, copy all these files to a thumbdrive, transfer them to a folder on your current computer, run this, run that, voila!" the user can go, "OR how about if you just make it available for download?"
Well, I don’t think they make it available for download because they don’t own it.I love how those geeks say it's "simple", then go through all these steps that a very casual user won't understand.
This is why geeks need laypeople to keep them in the real world. Every one of these developers should have a low level user to do testing. Because when the geeks go, "It's simple! Just go to another computer, copy all these files to a thumbdrive, transfer them to a folder on your current computer, run this, run that, voila!" the user can go, "OR how about if you just make it available for download?"
And I suppose you’re right in the sense that something I find pretty quick and easy, can be difficult for someone that isn’t attuned to the guts of the computer system.
Just trying to help though.
Chat GPT helps me do lots of stuff and I can ask it anything.
Here's a question I just asked:
Here's a question I just asked:
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You've got me conflicted here. I don't know whether to click on the like button, the laughing w/tears face button, or the wow face button. I want to express myself in a exhibitive understanding way.
You've got me conflicted here. I don't know whether to click on the like button, the laughing w/tears face button, or the wow face button. I want to express myself in a exhibitive understanding way.
Since Chat GPT says that there is a better Notepad called Notepad++
Here's how you find it:
Here's how you find it:
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For your consideration ...
At least with Win 7, one could force stop the automatic updates and upgrades. One could also make it so that when one wanted to update, you could skip over the known files that the caused many updated related Win 7 functionality problems, and especially those files that would/could force an update. Win 7 for the win.
At least with Win 7, one could force stop the automatic updates and upgrades. One could also make it so that when one wanted to update, you could skip over the known files that the caused many updated related Win 7 functionality problems, and especially those files that would/could force an update. Win 7 for the win.
I mean that MS should make it available for download. I don't know why they just get rid of things that people use. I understand they want us to buy Office but that's not feasible for casual home users. I have an ancient copy of Office that I rarely use for anything, so when it becomes obsolete I can't see spending money for another one.
I get that. It's called a roller coaster of emotions.