21-03-2019, 09:16 AM
I'm not familar with the Chrome OS but I understand that it is designed to work mostly with documents stored in the cloud. There won't be Notepad or other windows apps because it's not a Windows machine.
If you double click on a file then it should open in the correct application. Just as does in Windows (or most variants of Linux, Mac etc). No need to open the app first.
https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/chrom...ing-advice
Personally I don't think I'd want a Chromebook, if only because I prefer to have stuff under my own local control.
BTW, 3 years old is verging on ancient history for computers.
If you double click on a file then it should open in the correct application. Just as does in Windows (or most variants of Linux, Mac etc). No need to open the app first.
https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/chrom...ing-advice
Personally I don't think I'd want a Chromebook, if only because I prefer to have stuff under my own local control.
BTW, 3 years old is verging on ancient history for computers.
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