The article isn't really wrong. From the very first DOS version it had support for mouse, (non-overlapping) windows, color and some limited WYSIWYG (it can disp

The article isn't really wrong. From the very first DOS version it had support for mouse, (non-overlapping) windows, color and some limited WYSIWYG (it can display bold, italic, underline and so on). Here's a screenshot from version 1.15: https://winworldpc.com/res/img/screenshots/1x-dos-e22144b8ec0b755eb237207260ec8f3a-Microsoft%20Word%201.15%20for%20DOS%20-%20%20Windows.png https://winworldpc.com/res/img/screenshots/1x-dos-e22144b8ec...