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Microsoft Launches Sticky Notes 3.7 on Windows 10

Microsoft has released Sticky Notes version 3.7, nearly two months after the update was brought to Windows Insiders.

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Nearly two months ago, Microsoft rolled out a new update for its Sticky Notes application on Windows 10. Version 3.7 was available as preview for Windows Insiders running on the Fast Ring. After a long delay, Microsoft has now rolled out the latest Sticky Notes release to general users.

When a preview is usually sent out for an individual Windows app, a full general release usually follows weeks later. For some reason, Microsoft held onto Sticky Notes 3.7 in preview for seven weeks.

Either way, version 3.7 of the app adds some interesting tools, including the reintroduction of a classic feature. Microsoft says Ink Analysis is available once more. This feature was previously removed because of a bug, which has now been fixed.

“Ink Analysis is back! There was a bad bug preventing you from getting ink insights and handwriting analysis, but we squashed it,” Microsoft explains.

Full Changelog

“Ink Analysis is back! There was a bad bug preventing you from getting ink insights and handwriting analysis, but we squashed it.

Insights is better than ever! We did a bunch of bug fixing and improvements, including remembering insights across sessions and even remembering them when you go offline.

Selecting text has never been more colorful! We decided to embrace the rainbow – try it on dark mode for an extra delightful experience.

Various bug fixes, accessibility fixes, performance improvements.”

Microsoft’s Sticky Notes is increasingly becoming one of the company’s fastest growing services. The app was once viewed as a gimmick, but Microsoft has changed that perception with a flurry of features.

Microsoft has been increasing functionality of Sticky Notes to enhance quick task management tools for users.

SourceSoftpedia
Luke Jones
Luke Jones
Luke has been writing about Microsoft and the wider tech industry for over 10 years. With a degree in creative and professional writing, Luke looks for the interesting spin when covering AI, Windows, Xbox, and more.

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