
Explore notepad's interface and its file, edit, and view menus, learn how to save, open, print, find, and replace, and discover zoom, status bar, and word wrap in windows 11.
Learn to type in the notepad app and use undo to revert actions with ctrl-z or from the edit menu, noting that undo steps are tracked per keystroke.
Open a new file from the file menu, which closes the current file. Use new window to view and work on two files simultaneously, then copy and paste between them.
Learn to use the replace feature in notepad, access it via edit, perform replace all, and handle exact capitalization for text edits.
Learn to jump to a specific line in Notepad by using edit to go to, disable word wrap to reveal accurate line counts, and enter the target line number.
Explore Notepad font settings by selecting edit, font, and choosing from installed fonts, such as Canopy or Ink Free, adjusting style and size, and applying changes to the document.
Learn how to insert a timestamp in Notepad by using the edit menu's date and time option or pressing F5, which inserts today's date and current time.
Learn to create a batch file with Notepad by using echo, pause, and cd commands, save as a cmd file, and run it to display drive contents.
Explore how the status bar in Notepad displays zoom level, line and column, and encoding when saving, and how to show or hide it via the view menu.
Learn to change the Notepad app theme from the settings menu, switching between dark and light modes or syncing with your system theme.
Notepad is a default text editing tool that comes pre-installed with Windows Computers. This course has been made with Notepad for Windows 11 but is applicable for other versions of notepad as well.
In this course, we are going to start off with learning about the interface of Notepad and explore out different options such as working with text, saving text files, opening notepad files, and creating new notepad files.
We will then explore different features for text editing such as cut, copy, paste and delete option, changing of reading order, find option, replace option, word wrap, go to option, select all option, font settings, date and time and zoom options which will let is manage out the texts in the way we want to.
We will then also see how we can make files in notepad to save it out in different formats such as an HTML document, a CMD file, a SRT file and document formats.
After that, we will see the software settings such allows us to access and hide the status bar, change the app theme and encoding options.
And then, we will see the exporting and printing options of the application and then finally wrap up the course with an example project.
Notepad is a simple yet powerful text editing tool and in this course we are going to take a look at what it is capable of.