It is certainly interesting to see the direction in which the basic-yet-essential text editor is heading toward. It is possible that Notepad could assist programmers to write code faster with features such as syntax highlighting, indentation for XML files, toggling between start and end tags for HTML/XML, JSON. Since RichEdit has been properly implemented in Notepad, the tool could gain additional formatting options including text coloring, spell check and other Rich Text Format (RTF) features. The blog post by a Microsoft Engineer, Microsoft's Murray Sargent, outlines the plans in store for Notepad. Notepad has been made available at the Microsoft Store, and this has allowed the company an easy way to update and improve the app. This allowed the developers to modernize the program to add features like auto URL detection, color emojis, etc.
The latest build of Notepad uses the RichEdit engine that is implemented in Microsoft Office applications like Word, PowerPoint, Excel and OneNote.
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