Microsoft is killing WordPad in Windows after 28 years
Microsoft is killing WordPad in Windows after 28 years

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DoucheBagMcSwag @lemmy.dbzer0.com Man fuck Microsoft. Killing a free app and replacing it with a paid app that has a subscription bundled.
What the actual fuck!!?
39 12 ReplyPutangInaMo @lemmy.world It's word pad though, do you really ever use it? I use notepad for a quick temp fix in a pinch, I haven't used word pad in like 15 years.
33 5 Replybemenaker @lemmy.world Regularly
2 0 ReplyPutangInaMo @lemmy.world Wow really? What for? I've seriously never heard of or seen somebody use it.
2 0 Replybemenaker @lemmy.world When I need to copy something from instructions out of a doc file, so much faster to open copy and close before word even opens
2 0 ReplyPutangInaMo @lemmy.world Oh yeah I'm not saying use word. Notepad++ or the native sticky notes are both good alternatives for WordPad.
2 0 Replybemenaker @lemmy.world Fair point, I do use n++ a lot
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Uniquitous @lemmy.one You... have heard of Microsoft before now, yes?
6 2 ReplyButtons @programming.dev
I'll be editing PDFs with standard Mac software that comes with the OS while Windows charges a fee to edit text files.
7 8 Replymacrocephalic @lemmy.world Yeah but you need to install an app from the apple store if you want to tile your windows on your screen, or turn off mouse scroll acceleration. There's a lot of stuff each has which is missing from the other.
16 0 Replylearningduck @programming.dev Do people using wordpad for anything productive?
There's notepad and if I want anything fancy, either use libreoffuce or MS's online MS Word.
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