DOS
DOS
MS-DOS
The modern versions will not work on DOS. The very early versions did, running through the windows environment before Windows became an operating system. These would be versions like Windows 3.1 or Windows 3.11 which you would have found on computers in the early 1990s.
As of early March 2011, the next MS Windows Operating System is Windows 8, which is expected to be released sometime in 2012.
As of early March 2011, the next MS Windows Operating System is Windows 8, which is expected to be released sometime in 2012.
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There are several different Motorola processors. No version of Windows supports 680x0 or 88000 processors. Early versions of Windows supported PowerPC processors, but it had few applications available and was discontinued a long time ago.
No, Windows 98 was an early, closed, operating system. It was developed, and sold to users by license from MicroSoft.
There are no widely used versions of DOS. It hasn't been used as an operating system since Windows 95 came out. If I recall correctly, the last version of DOS was 7.5 back in the early 1990s.
Windows versions 1.x-3.x, 9x, ME are DOS-based; NT, 200x, XP, Vista are not.
Lotus 123 was a very early successful spreadsheet program that could run on DOS. The first spreadsheet, VisiCalc, was designed for the Apple, but there was a DOS version later. Quattro was another spreadsheet that ran through DOS. Before the first Windows operating system, there was a Windows interface that ran on DOS and there was versions of Excel that could run in those versions of Windows.