Notepad Notepad is finally getting lightweight formatting and Markdown support Microsoft is testing lightweight formatting and Markdown support in Notepad. Microsoft is about to improve marking up images in Snipping Tool and infuse Notepad with AI Windows 11's Snipping Tool will soon improve marking up photos with a new Drag & Hold feature. Notepad on Windows 11 now requires a paid subscription to use all of its features While you can still use Notepad without a Microsoft account or a Microsoft 365 subscription, you need to have AI credits to use the app's Rewrite feature. Those credits come with a Microsoft 365 Personal or Family plan, both of which cost money. Latest about Notepad Windows Notepad picks up ARM64 support, while Media Player can now sort songs and albums by date added By Daniel Rubino published 9 June 22 Insiders are getting first dibs on updated inbox apps like Notepad, which now runs natively on ARM, and some new improvements to Media Player. Here are the details. Software Apps 1 2 Archives Get the Windows Central NewsletterAll the latest news, reviews, and guides for Windows and Xbox diehards.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors LATEST ARTICLES1I made 21 tweaks in Windows 11 to increase gaming performance — and they worked2Wuchang: Fallen Feathers is a Soulslike RPG that's coming to Xbox Game Pass — after playing it, I still have these concerns3Marvel Rivals Season 3 is bringing Blade and Phoenix — but I need this balance issue fixed4Can OpenAI’s mandatory week-long break fend off Meta’s $100 million talent grab? — "Someone has broken into our home"5Sam Altman says his CEO ouster "wasn't the craziest thing that would happen in OpenAl's history" — neither will Meta's $100 million raid on the firm's top AI talent
Windows Notepad picks up ARM64 support, while Media Player can now sort songs and albums by date added By Daniel Rubino published 9 June 22 Insiders are getting first dibs on updated inbox apps like Notepad, which now runs natively on ARM, and some new improvements to Media Player. Here are the details.
