Running an HTML code via Notepad in Windows 11/10 is a super easy task. If you are not sure how, well, you are in the right place.

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Rather than running the program from the command line, the programmer can also use Notepad to create a "batch" file. A batch file simply executes a list of commands defined by the programmer.

Type ‘Notepad’ in the search field; if it’s missing from your PC, you’ll find it listed there. Click on it and select Install. This should have you set up working with Notepad just fine.

As YouYuber Samperson (Sam Chiet) demonstrates, the game will run on Notepad. Yup, that note taking application in Windows can now run Doom.

A YouTuber named Sam "Samperson" Chiet somehow got Doom running inside of Microsoft Notepad --- at 60 frames per second, no less. You can see it demoed in the video below.

Search for Notepad, and click the top result to open the app. Write a new or paste your script in the text file — for example, Write-Host "Congratulations! Your first script executed successfully" ...