Relearning its lines: WordPerfect

Article Abstract:

'WordPerfect,' industry leader in the 1980s, lost market share to MicroSoft's 'Windows' operating system and subsequent word processing program, 'Words for Windows.' Now WordPerfect is regaining customers with WordPerfect for Windows, a program compatible with Microsoft's system.

Analysis, Word processing software

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Microsoft's web of fear: the software industry

Article Abstract:

The US Federal Trade Commission is investigating unfair competition charges against Microsoft Corp for its MS-DOS licensing pact with personal computer makers. Other firms lead Microsoft in the market of network operating systems, which may make a investigation moot.

Cases, Operating systems (Software), Operating systems, Investigations, Unfair competition (Commerce), Unfair competition

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Windows pain: computer software

Article Abstract:

Computer users have switched to Microsoft Windows operating systems much faster than industry expectations. One-fifth of all PCs are now Windows-equipped, leaving MS-DOS companies such as Lotus Development and WordPerfect in a struggle to catch up.

Computer integrated systems design, Product introduction, Lotus Development Corp., LOTS

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