The first version of Microsoft Word, initially named Multi-Tool Word, was released in October 1983. It featured a WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) interface, which allowed users to view formatting as it would appear when printed[4]. The application also supported mouse input, which was a notable advancement at the time, as most word processors relied on keyboard commands[4].
Additionally, Word 1.0 introduced graphics video mode and had the ability to perform complex functions such as search and replace, making it more user-friendly compared to competitors that used a more complex, text-based interface[5].
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