Friday, 22 April 2016
Windows Ink is arguably the biggest feature coming to the Windows 10 Anniversary Update this summer, but it was sadly missing from the first preview released two weeks ago. Fret no more, stylus fans; today’s build 14382 introduces many new inking features, as well as surprisingly long list of improvements to the overall Windows experience. Windows Ink The Anniversary Update is largely aimed at making the stylus an essential, genuinely useful part of Windows. Todays preview includes the Ink Workspace, which is accessible via a simple click on your pen’s eraser or a new taskbar button and lets you: Create Sticky…
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