Shots! Microsoft sent a new message to users with a classic Paint app, warning them of looming the removal application operating system in the very near future. You may recall that in July, the software titan was placed in a Paint program list of features that should be discontinued or removed from the Windows 10 subsequent feature update - a step that caused fair amount confrontation. The company quickly responded to the feedback and said the paint will continue to be available in the Windows Store.
This week, Redmond released the build of 17063 for Windows Insiders on a quick stamp preview program, and came with a message that confirms the removal. The message is posted in the application and says:
"This version of Paint will soon be replaced by Paint 3D.Classic paint will be available in the store."
If you are building this building, keep in mind that you will not be warned when launching this application, but click "Product Warning" in the upper right corner to see it.
What's unclear is the drawing of an operating system that is obviously coded by Redstone 4. This future update OS is caused by the spring and if it's a warning nothing to go by, it looks like it will be a Sans Paint app.
This week, Redmond released the build of 17063 for Windows Insiders on a quick stamp preview program, and came with a message that confirms the removal. The message is posted in the application and says:
"This version of Paint will soon be replaced by Paint 3D.Classic paint will be available in the store."
If you are building this building, keep in mind that you will not be warned when launching this application, but click "Product Warning" in the upper right corner to see it.
What's unclear is the drawing of an operating system that is obviously coded by Redstone 4. This future update OS is caused by the spring and if it's a warning nothing to go by, it looks like it will be a Sans Paint app.
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