Microsoft has recently unveiled its plans to phase out WordPad in a forthcoming Windows update, citing its discontinued development. However, the exact timeline for this transition remains unspecified.
WordPad, a fundamental text-editing tool enabling users to craft and modify documents featuring formatted text, images, and links to external files, has been a default inclusion in Windows systems since 1995, coinciding with the release of Windows 95. This has provided users with a rudimentary word processing and document editing solution seamlessly integrated within the operating system.
