Microsoft Finally Brings Spell Check to Notepad

Text editor first published by Microsoft in 1983 Notebook (also known as Notepad) has managed to become an iconic application that has become indispensable for Windows users for years. However, the program had a major deficiency for more than 40 years:zoom control and autocorrection.

The company finally decided to make a move on this issue. The features, which began testing in March, have finally been added to Notepad. These features, which were added silently, Windows 11 users accessible by.

It has a similar function to the spell checker in Word

*Screenshot taken by The Verge.

Spell check and autocorrect feature coming to Notepad like word It works largely similar to the functions we see in other Microsoft applications. Underline a word you misspelled drawn in redabout you making suggestions and heIt can correct automatically.

The reason we say it is largely similar to Word is they are not exactly the same. For example, when you right-click, the submenu that opens does not expand automatically as in Word. Instead you have to click again to see the correct spelling. No word on why the company chose not to do exactly the same.

Apart from these, it is also possible to prevent undesirable situations and ensure that spell check does not appear on every word you type. For certain file types If you do not want to see verifications (“.srt”, “.txt”, “.md”), you can turn them off from the settings. Automatic correction can also be turned off and on from the settings.