If you have ever accepted an assignment digitally, you understand the frustration of Microsoft Works. The software, which appears on most low-cost desktops and laptops, has a tool set that covers most basic student and home needs. The fault of the software, of course, is that it saves in a format that isn’t readable by [...]
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