September 2015
Beginner to intermediate
984 pages
24h 25m
English
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Chapter 6
Running the Built-In Applications
In This Chapter
Writing with Notepad and WordPad for free
Setting alarms
Mapping characters
Calculating and painting
Creating sticky notes
New Windows Universal apps are just starting to appear in quantity and quality good enough to drive your everyday computing. We’re still a long way from the all-Universal desktop, but the trend is definitely in that direction.
Even if they do come from a Microsoft competitor.
Keep your eyes open for new Windows Store Universal apps that can match some of the functions in these free built-in Windows programs. As time goes by, the Universal apps will get better — although ...
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In this chapter, I introduce you to a handful of useful programs that you’ve already paid for. They aren’t the greatest, but they’re more than adequate in many situations — and when better, free alternatives exist, I tell you about them, too.