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Windows 10 Build 17713 (October 2018 Update) - Microsoft Edge & Notepad improvements!

Microsoft is back with another Windows 10 Insider Preview build for those in the Fast ring. Today's build is 17713 and features more improvements to Microsoft Edge, updates for IT admins, and a whole lot more. Microsoft has also announced that Redstone 5 is almost feature-complete at this point, with the company now focusing more on stabilization on the lead-up to release in October. Development on the next feature update coming in April next year is expected to start soon. WHAT'S NEW? MICROSOFT EDGE IMPROVEMENTS ● Per-site media autoplay controls: You can now control autoplay permissions on a per-site basis under the “Website permission” section of the Website Identification pane – just click the information icon or lock icon on the left side of the address bar and click “manage permissions” to get started. ● Lookup definitions for words in Reading View, Books, and PDFs: We’ve added a new dictionary function so you can look up definitions for keywords when reading a page or document. Simply select a single word to see the definition appear above your selection. You can choose to have a word read aloud to you to hear the correct pronunciation or expand more details from the definition. You can toggle whether definitions appear and which types of content they work in under the “General” tab of the Microsoft Edge settings menu. MICROSOFT EDGE PDF READER IMPROVEMENTS ● Improved toolbar options: The toolbar available on a PDF document opened in Microsoft Edge will now show text descriptions for the icons to make them easily understandable. by the users. New options like “Add notes” are now available in the toolbar so that these tools are handy when you need them. ● Pin/unpin PDF toolbar: The toolbar can now be pinned at the top of the document, making all the PDF tools easily accessible if you need them. You can also unpin the toolbar for an immersive reading experience. If the toolbar is unpinned, it will hide itself – just hover over the top area to bring it back. ● Rendering improvements: We’ve included a bunch of rendering performance fixes with this build. Now you will see less and less of the white pages when you navigate through PDF files in Microsoft Edge. NOTEPAD IMPROVEMENTS ● Wrap-around find/replace: We’ve made a significant improvement to the find/replace experience in Notepad. We added the option to do wrap-around find/replace to the find dialog and Notepad will now remember previously entered values and the state of checkboxes and automatically populate them the next time you open the find dialog. Additionally, when you have text selected and open the find dialog we will automatically populate the search field with the selected text. ● Text zooming: We’ve added options to make it quick and easy to zoom text in Notepad. There is a new menu option under View 🡲 Zoom to change the zoom level and we display the current zoom level in the status bar. You can also use Ctrl + Plus, Ctrl + Minus and Ctrl + MouseWheel to zoom in and out and use Ctrl + 0 to restore the zoom level to the default. ● Line numbers with word-wrap: A long outstanding request has been to add the ability to display line and column numbers when word-wrap is enabled. This is now possible in Notepad and we’ve made the status bar visible by default. You can still turn the status bar off in the View menu. Other improvements: ○ We’ve improved the performance when opening large files in Notepad. ○ Notepad now supports Ctrl + Backspace to delete the previous word. ○ Arrow keys now correctly unselect text first and then move the cursor. ○ When saving a file in Notepad, the line and column number no longer reset to 1. ○ Notepad now correctly displays lines that don’t fit entirely on the screen. INKING UPDATES ● We introduced the embedded handwriting panel with the April 2018 Update, and after taking some time to refine the experience based on your feedback, in RS5 the embedded handwriting will now be the default experience for text entry with a pen in modern applications. Just tap a text area, like a search box, and it will expand to give you a comfortable area in which to write. You can even edit what you’ve written with simple, intuitive gestures. In places where embedded handwriting doesn’t support your language or isn’t supported by the app (e.g. legacy Win32 applications), you can still invoke the floating handwriting panel. ➤ MORE INFORMATION: ● https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexpe...