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Speech saved as an MP3 file now has ID3 tags, so music players and File Explorer show more than the file name: the title is the saved file's name, the artist is the voice that read it, and the album is the document it was read from, so recordings of the same document are grouped together. Names in any language, such as "Café" or "日本語", are kept as they are.
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Saved MP3 files now say exactly how long they are, so players show the right length, can play them one after another without gaps, and no longer start each file with a blank frame.
Text files saved on Windows are no longer read with a pause at the end of every line. Lines wrapped part-way through a sentence are joined up again, and only blank lines mark a new paragraph.
Text files saved by older Windows programs no longer lose their curly quotes, dashes, euro signs and ellipses ("don’t" was read as "dont").
