Microsoft has announced plans to discontinue WordPad, the basic word processing software that has been a part of the Windows operating system since its 95 version. Going forward, the tech giant will recommend users switch to Microsoft Word, a more advanced and feature-rich word processor that requires a subscription. According to a support note issued by Microsoft, "WordPad will no longer receive updates and will be discontinued in a forthcoming Windows release. Read more in our articles including "We'll have to wish Microsoft WordPad our farewells soon" and "Banks, e-wallets face new BSP rules on digital payment fees".
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Microsoft has announced plans to discontinue WordPad, the basic word processing software that has been a part of the Windows operating system since its 95 version. Going forward, the tech giant will recommend users switch to Microsoft Word, a more advanced and feature-rich word processor that requires a subscription.
According to a support note issued by Microsoft, "WordPad will no longer receive updates and will be discontinued in a forthcoming Windows release.
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