Interface Manager 0.2

Interface Manager 0.2 is the second release of the Interface Manager series, released on March 12, 1983, which was around 2 years after Interface Manager 0.1's release date of May 16, 1981.
Interface Manager 0.2 was the first Interface Manager system that ran on top of MS-DOS code and looked virtually similar but had some new features up its sleeves. One enhancement of Interface Manager 0.2 was that it had more color support compared to the black, white, cyan, and magenta of the first version. Now colors can be displayed together on screen without users switching between ugly color palettes for games. Another thing it introduced was the ability for computers to exchange data on the fly.
The system was compatible with two main types of CPUs. The first, called Interface Manager 0.2, was the more basic of the two, while the other, called Interface Manager 286 (IM286 for short), came bundled with more advanced features, such as the ability to run two voice channels rather than just having a beeper speaker waste all the memory of the computer when running games.
With a lot of praise from critics and computer manufacturers, Microsoft released Microsoft Docs and Sheets in September 1983, which would be renamed to Microsoft Word and Excel, respectively, and would later become a part of the Microsoft Office suite in 1987.
Like its predecessor, Interface Manager 0.1, this system ended support on September 30, 1997. With 14 years of support, it is officially the second longest-supported of the Interface Manager series.
Predecessor: Interface Manager 0.1 
Successor: Interface Manager 0.3 
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