Introduction of Notepad

Notepad

Notepad is a basic text editor that you can use to create simple documents. It hasn't really changed much even though all other standard Windows tools were upgraded with each new version. The most common use for Notepad is to view or edit text(.txt) files, but many users find Notepad a simple tool for creating Web pages.

Hence:

Notepad supports only very basic formatting, you can not accidentally save special formatting in documents that need to remain pure text. This is especially useful when creating HTML documents for a web page because special characters or other formatting may not appear in your published web page or may even cause errors.

How to Open Notepad

Rule 1.

A) Click on Start/windows Button

B) Find out windows accessories and click than click Notepad.

Rule 2.

Press win key+R and type Notepad-> OK

Screen Layout

Notepad

File Menu

The Menu Bar on top has few useful menus.

File Menu:

The file menu offers basic options for creating a new document, opening an existing one, saving, printing and customizing page dimensions. Notice the code down the right side of the menu Ctrl+N, Ctrl+O, etc

Edit Menu:

The Edit menu contains those functions that allow you to manipulate the information you have on the screen. The edit menu offers editing options like copy, cut, paste or delete. There are also a few searching options such as: find, Go To a specific line number in you document, or Replace which helps you find a specific text and have it replaced with something else. Clicking on Time/Date inserts the current time and date.

Format Menu

You can set some font options like size, type or style in the Format menu. In the format menu there is an option called 'Word Wrap'. When this option is not active the text appears in a continuous line, no matter how long it is if you have to read a very long text, you need too use the scroll bar to read it all.

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