He notebook received its first major update to Windows 11. A few weeks ago, the operating system’s classic app was rumored to will use artificial intelligence with a new feature called Explain It With Copilot. With her, Users will receive additional information about the selected text.
Microsoft announced that Notepad version 11.2401.25.0 is now available in the Windows Insider Canary and Development channels. According to a Windows blog post, the new feature integrates Copilot into the Notepad workflow, therefore, we may ask you to help explain any selected content. “Explain this to the co-pilot” works with log files, code segments or plain text.
To use this feature, simply highlight the text and right-click to activate the context menu. Subsequently, we must select “Explain it with Copilot” from the available options to display a pop-up window with the results. It can also be activated using a keyboard shortcut. Ctrl + E after selecting the text.
A notepad with artificial intelligence functions will be Available for all devices with Copilot on Windows. Microsoft has warned that there is error which prevents some computers from displaying this option. Because this is a development version, “Explain it with a co-pilot” will undergo changes on the fly based on user reviews.
The big downside to this update is Cowriter, one of two features announced earlier in the year. According to the initial report, Notepad Co-Writer is capable of enlarging or shrinking texts, as well as changing the tone or format in which they are written. This feature will use a credit (currency) system such as the Bing image builder.
Notepad will get more generative artificial intelligence functions
The rollout of the Explain It with Copilot feature in Windows Notepad is part of Microsoft’s strategy to embed artificial intelligence across all of its services. Although it is in beta testing stage, its function will be to test AI integration into one of the classic applications operating system.
The Windows text editor has survived the years and is about to become more useful thanks to its artificial intelligence features. Following in the footsteps of Paint, Notepad will be able to generate content using Copilot. Microsoft will use OpenAI language models to give a new lease of life to two apps that seemed dead.
Another new feature that stands out in the latest version of Windows 11 Insider is related to cuts. The application has added the ability draw rectangles, ovals, lines or arrows on screenshots. To activate it, simply click the Shapes button in the toolbar, select a design, and choose a fill or outline color.
New cropping options: similar to what we see in Lightshot or any external tool Screenshot. The difference is that they are integrated into Windows 11 by default, so we will not need to install additional applications. This feature will be added in version 11.2401.32.0, available in the Windows Insider Canary and Developer channels.
Source: Hiper Textual
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