history of Windows 1.0

The first version of Microsoft Windows, called Windows 1.0, released on 20 November 1985. This version has a lot of shortcomings in some functionality, so it is less popular in the market. At first Windows version 1.0 is going to called the Interface Manager, but Rowland Hanson, head of marketing at Microsoft Corporation, Microsoft officials assured that the name "Windows" will be "luring" consumers. Windows 1.0 is not a complete operating system, but only extends the capabilities of MS-DOS with additional graphical interface. In addition, Windows 1.0 also has the same problems and weaknesses are owned by MS-DOS. Furthermore, Apple is demanding Microsoft makes Microsoft to limit capabilities. For example, the windows in the Windows 1.0 may only be displayed on the screen in "tile" it, so that the window can not overwrite each other mutually. In addition, there is no such place that is used to store the file before it is deleted (Recycle Bin), because Apple believes that they have a right to that paradigm. Microsoft would then throw the limitation of Windows by signing a license agreement with Apple.