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==1975–1980== |
==1975–1980== |
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Microsoft (1975) (Stacked).svg|Stacked version |
Microsoft (1975) (Stacked).svg|Stacked version |
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==1980–1982== |
==1980–1982== |
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==1987–2012== |
==1987–2012== |
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Microsot Ad Windows 3.1 Making it Easier.png|Logo with slogan "Making it easier" from Windows 3.1 commercial |
Microsot Ad Windows 3.1 Making it Easier.png|Logo with slogan "Making it easier" from Windows 3.1 commercial |
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Microsoft Where Do You Want to Go Today.svg|Logo with slogan "Where Do You Want to Go Today?" (1994–2002) |
Microsoft Where Do You Want to Go Today.svg|Logo with slogan "Where Do You Want to Go Today?" (1994–2002) |
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Microsoft Be what's next..svg|Logo with slogan "Be what's next." (2011–2012) |
Microsoft Be what's next..svg|Logo with slogan "Be what's next." (2011–2012) |
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Microsoft Be What's Next.png|Logo with slogan "Be What's Next." (2011–2012) |
Microsoft Be What's Next.png|Logo with slogan "Be What's Next." (2011–2012) |
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==2012–present== |
==2012–present== |
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Microsoft 2012 Vertical.svg|Stacked version |
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Microsoft (2012) (Symbol).svg|Symbol |
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Microsoft (2012) (Wordmark).svg|Wordmark |
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Microsoft (2012) (Wordmark) (Print).svg|Wordmark print |
Microsoft (2012) (Wordmark) (Print).svg|Wordmark print |
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Microsoft 1995 advertised logo.png|An ad campaign for the Windows 95 had a pattern similar to the current Microsoft logo. |
Microsoft 1995 advertised logo.png|An ad campaign for the Windows 95 had a pattern similar to the current Microsoft logo. |
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Windows 95 Commercial|One of the ad campaigns for Windows 95 |
Windows 95 Commercial|One of the ad campaigns for Windows 95 |
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Revision as of 12:07, 3 December 2018
1975–1980
_(Stacked).svg "Microsoft (1975) (Stacked).svg (35 KB)")
Stacked version
1980–1982
Logo with words "CONSUMER PRODUCTS"
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1987–2012
Logo with slogan "Making it easier" from Windows 3.1 commercial
Logo with slogan "Where Do You Want to Go Today?" (1994–2002)
"Your potential. Our passion." slogan (2002–2006)
Logo with slogan "Your potential. Our passion." (2002–2006)
"Your potential. Our passion." slogan (2006–2011)
Logo with slogan "Your potential. Our passion." (2006–2011)
Logo with slogan "Be what's next." (2011–2012)
Logo with slogan "Be What's Next." (2011–2012)
Favicon on its website from 2003-2012 (still used on some portals).
2011–2012
With the launch of the new slogan in 2011, the Microsoft logo was altered slightly, reducing the slant.[1]. This logo was the shortest-lived, was only used for one year, until August 22, 2012.
Trivia
- This logo resembles the InFocus Corporation's logo. However, the sharp between letters is straight instead of a right triangle and is located between O and C (the O is the fourth letter and the C is the fifth one while for Microsoft's, the first said letter is the fifth one and the S is the sixth).
2012–present
Stacked version
_(Symbol).svg "Microsoft (2012) (Symbol).svg (737 bytes)")
Symbol
_(Wordmark).svg "Microsoft (2012) (Wordmark).svg (7 KB)")
Wordmark
_(Print).svg "Microsoft (2012) (Print).svg (7 KB)")
Print version
_(Symbol)_(Print).svg "Microsoft (2012) (Symbol) (Print).svg (677 bytes)")
Symbol print
_(Wordmark)_(Print).svg "Microsoft (2012) (Wordmark) (Print).svg (7 KB)")
Wordmark print
An ad campaign for the Windows 95 had a pattern similar to the current Microsoft logo.
One of the ad campaigns for Windows 95
