Microsoft actively developed a productivity software suite – Microsoft Works. It was a one-stop-shop for a word processor, a spreadsheet, and a database management system. Later, it was updated to get ...

Microsoft's next version of its small-business/home productivity suite, due imminently, will be free and ad-funded. Microsoft Works 9.0 -- which will be the new product's name, if Microsoft opts to ...

Microsoft Works is a set of productivity programs that work like a scaled-down version of Microsoft Office. The Microsoft Works Suite contains business staples such as a spreadsheet and word ...

REDMOND, Wash. — Oct. 26, 2005 — Microsoft Corp. today announced the availability of Microsoft® Works Suite 2006, featuring a collection of Microsoft’s home software titles in one easy-to-use, ...

Microsoft on Wednesday launched Works Suite 2003, a new version of the software maker's all-in-one productivity package. The new product comes as Microsoft seeks to recover from a double blow--the ...

Works Suite 2004, the latest installment of Microsofts No. 1 best-selling 2 home productivity software package that helps everyone in the household accomplish daily tasks in an organized, efficient ...

Every autumn, so it seems, Microsoft rolls out a new version of its Works Suite. This fall, once again, the low-end home-office package is bolstered by an almost overwhelming number of high-powered ...

We’ve often joined the chorus criticizing Microsoft for hyping forthcoming, oh-boy-it’s-gonna-be-fabulous, don’t-even-think-about-buying-a-competitor products, then sailing far past their promised ...

Microsoft has released an updated version of Works Suite, its package of productivity applications aimed at home computer users, the company announced Thursday. Works Suite 2006 includes updates to ...

FRANKFURT, Germany - In my household, we don't use our laptops for anything too complex - typing letters, copying recipes and storing photos of our baby boy and our trips to European capitals. My wife ...

FRANKFURT, Germany -- In my household, we don't use our laptops for anything too complex -- typing letters, copying recipes, and storing photos of our baby boy and our trips to European capitals. So ...