ByCopley Sutton-July 12, 2018.224 Microsoft is upgrading Notepad for the first time in years, in response to user requests. The updates are part of the Redstone 5 Project that will come out later this year. Users can already navigate those improvements on the Quick Ring of Windows. Some would say that the current nature of this device and its features are primitive. It’s been years since any improvements were introduced in Windows. Nevertheless it is a versatile device in the Microsoft console even in its basic form. Now it will be easy to get even more done with the new update. Consumers who have previously overlooked it should probably take notice. One of the best features is that you will be able to zoom in and out for a more accurate view of text. Notepad will also make adjustments automatically, allowing you to display long sentences that are longer than the default window span. The show of line and column numbers is one of the most sought after features that will become reality. However users must first allow word-wrap. Functions that come standard in other applications are now also going to work in Notepad. For instance, Ctrl + Backspace will delete one word at a time. .225 Figure 1 TheVerge Gif Courtesy This is not the only resource to be changed. Even some of the features may be extremely welcome for those who don’t use Notepad. The best ones have to do with logging in. Next, a Web Sign-in feature was introduced by the company. It helps you to sign in even if you are using a federated service not-Adfs (Active Directory Federation Services). Furthermore, people using the same device and having different profiles will sign up more quickly than ever. Another improvement that many users demand is to find definitions when working on a Pdf or book.