The history of Windows isn't just changing Start menus. Here's a look at the evolution of Microsoft's flagship operating system and the future of Windows 11.

Using an Amazon Fire tablet (or other Android device) as a touchpad So I decided to investigate whether it’s possible to use a tablet as a touchpad. And it turns out there are several ways to do ...

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Windows Notepad’s midlife renaissance continues with spellcheck and autocorrect Now Windows' only built-in text editor, there's more room for Notepad to grow.

Check out our final edition of Microsoft Weekly for 2022, covering a quieter period with some nostalgia, an interesting UI change for Notepad, and some updates to first- and third-party Windows apps.

Old dog, new trick: Microsoft tests a tabbed UI for Notepad.exe in Windows 11 Windows 1.0-era app picks up a hot new Windows XP-era feature.

Simple yet functional at its core, Notepad, known initially as Multi-Tool Notepad, made its debut in 1983 as a standalone app before being included in Windows 1.0 in 1985.

Notepad has been with Windows since the beginning. Microsoft has been continuing this application since Windows 1.0 and the reason is its simplicity and ease of use.

You could read whole history books about the impact of Windows 1.0 on the last 35 years of computing, but I think a more fun way to celebrate Windows' birthday is to use it.

Notepad and Paint have been auto-installed by Windows since 1985 (Windows 1.0) and WordPad since 1995 (Windows 95).

Notepad, a simple text editor for Microsoft Windows and a basic text-editing program, has got its first major update in years. For those unaware, Notepad was first released as a mouse-based MS-DOS ...