Microsoft Word

Microsoft Word is a word processor application. It was first written by Richard Brodie in 1983 for operating DOS system on IBM computer. The subsequent versions can run on Apple Macintosh (1984), the SCO UNIX and Microsoft Windows (1989) and become one part of Microsoft Office. Microsoft Word provides users tools to create a professional and beautiful document, help users save time. Microsoft Office Word has been the most popular word processor application. As the core application of the Microsoft Office, Word provides lots of simple document creation tools, and also provides a rich set of features for creating sophisticated documents. It makes your documents more attractive. Latest Update: Web version for Android Microsoft will stop supporting its Android apps for Office for Google’s Chromebooks for next month. Starting 18 September, the company will direct users to use Office.com and Outlook.com instead of the native Android apps. The apps will still be available on Android smartphones and tablets though. Chromebook users will need to sign in to their personal Microsoft Accounts, or their Microsoft 365 subscription accounts. The company announced the change through its Office for Chromebook support page, and said that users will be able to access apps like Outlook, OneNote, Excel, PowerPoint, OneDrive and Word using the web services. The page used to direct users to download the Android apps earlier. Microsoft Word Features: View, create and edit files for free Familiar navigation, built for touch Save your changes as you go Read comfortably from your phone View and add comments Expend your ideas with modern templates Pick up from where you left off Easily access to your documents in the cloud