Microsoft Write was a basic word processor included with Windows 1.0 and later versions up to Windows 95. It was a simplified version of Microsoft Word, offering basic text formatting, paragraph styling, and limited image insertion capabilities. Write documents are stored in the .wri format. While it was a simple program, it allowed users to create and edit basic documents, such as letters, memos, and simple reports. The .wri format is now considered obsolete and is not directly supported by modern word processors. Opening .wri files typically requires using older versions of Windows or specialized conversion tools. The format itself is a proprietary format, and reverse engineering efforts have been made to understand its structure. Due to its age and limited features, it's generally recommended to convert .wri files to more modern formats like .doc or .docx for better compatibility and accessibility.