Microsoft Word has brought forth a whole new experience in putting letters and even term papers together. It is constantly keeping up with the every changing ways people do things. As our world of technology tends to grow, Microsoft consistently keeps up to satisfy and benefit their users. Papers and letters used to be just the same old boring typeface and format that you would only get by typing on a typewriter. But Microsoft Word has been able to give people an advanced way to liven up a paper or letter. With the newest Microsoft Word version, it actually will do the paper or letter for you while all you have to do is just fill in the blanks. Microsoft Word first was introduced to the computer and technology world in 1990. It was developed by Charles Simonyi and Richard Brodie. They were hired by the original CEO of Microsoft, Bill Gates in 1981. Gates along with his partner Paul Allen, needed to give the world a reason to really dive into the computer world. They felt the only way possible would be if they introduced a way for people to be able to write their letters on a space that could be saved forever without having to make photocopies as well as being able to have assistance with the format of a letter and spelling errors. Hence the first version of Word was introduced in 1983 but it was far from successful and Simonyi and Brodie were sent back to the drawing board. Over the next several years, four more versions were introduced that were no better than the original version. All were about to give up on producing an easy and productive version of Word until the first beta version of Windows was introduced in late 1989. Part of the initial problem in the initial production was the price. The first version of Microsoft Word was being sold for $499. People were still not completely convinced that computers were going to actually be the way of the world in