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That is bad news, I love using wordpad for quick note taking etc.
Shame there is no way of saving this little gem for future use, or is there ?
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That is bad news, I love using wordpad for quick note taking etc.
Shame there is no way of saving this little gem for future use, or is there ?
In a completely sane world, madness is the only freedom (J.G.Ballard).
Block future updates?Kev
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Har har
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Isnt it a simple .exe which you could copy from older installations?
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I will have a look later out of interest
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Interesting, my Windows 11 Dell laptop has the following path to my Wordpad.exe file
“%ProgramFiles%\Windows NT\Accessories\wordpad.exe”
I have copied wordpad.exe to another drive path and when the application is run, a message appears to state ‘unable to create new document’.
More investigation required I thing
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