Windows 3.14

Windows 3.14 is a version of the classic Windows line, based on Windows 3.11 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11. It was a hybrid mixture of both Windows 3.11 and Chicago.
This version is the first to support upgrade paths for Windows 3.2, 95, and 98.
== History ==
The system itself went live on November 13, 1993. The system featured more proper networking features and included a Chicago-like shell, as seen in Build 58s. It was updated to 3.141 on May 13, 1994, whose core was also backported to the idea of Windows 3.3 later in December 1994. A simplified Chinese release called Windows 3.14C was also made in 1994, fixing problems related to the input of Chinese characters.
Aside from the standalone version, Microsoft also released a combined bundle of MS-DOS 6 and Windows 3.14, codenamed 3.xx, then Pi and π. Later, with the release of MS-DOS 7, an updated version, codenamed Sharpie, was released.
Microsoft ended support for Windows 3.14 on July 9, 2000, except for the embedded version, which continued until August 16, 2009.
== System requirements ==
In order to have a good experience with Windows 3.14, you are required to have an Intel 80386 CPU, 3 MB of RAM, one hard disk with 8 MB of hard disk space, a Hercules, CGA, EGA, or VGA video adapter, and MS-DOS 3.3 and above.
== Easter egg ==
Windows 3.14, much like previous versions, features an easter egg that shows a list of people involved with the project. The Easter egg can be accessed by opening the About box on Calculator. Before doing this, though, you have to put in the equation 23+9-14x4/15+23-19, then open the about dialogue and click on one of the calculator icon's buttons while holding Alt, Control, Function, 3, 1, and 4. If done correctly, the screen will go white and showcase pieces of pie. On each piece are the e-mail aliases of team members.
== List of known builds ==
=== RTM ===
* 3.14.061
* 3.14.109 (Thai)
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