Windows 3.1 for Legacy PCs

Windows 3.1 for Legacy PCs, codenamed Project 0406, is the sucsceesor of Windows 3 for Legacy PCs. It was released and ended support the same day as Windows 3.1.
== Launch Events ==
Unlike version 3, which had 1 lauch event, that being in the US, this OS had launch parties in 5 different places.
=== North American Launch: ===
There were 2 launchs held in N.A., one in Washington and the other in New York. The Washington launch event was held on April 2, 1992 in the Bryan Hall Theatre and was succsesful. The New York launch was held on April 15, 1992 in the Mc Ginn Theatre and while succsesful, had a smaller crowd of only 65,037,214 compared to the launch held in the Eastern US which had 1,630,482,579 people come. The Western US launch was the last launch party in the US for this OS. The demo's for the launch events were given by Steve Ballmer, who was one of Microsoft's employees.
=== United Kingdom Launch: ===
The next stop on release tour for this OS was the UK. The UK launch was held on April 28, 1992 at Fairfeild Halls with the demo given by Demis Hassbis.
=== Australian Launch: ===
After the UK Launch, they went to Australia and held the launch event on July 22, 1992 at the Concert Hall in Melbourne, Victoria with the demo strangely being given by then Wiggles members Murray Cook and Greg Page. 
=== New Zealand Launch: ===
New Zealand came next in the launch party saga. The launch event was held on September 13, 1992 at the Rodger Hall with the demo, again, being given by Murray & Greg.
=== Hong Kong Launch: ===
The last launch party was at the Hong Kong at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre with the party being held on October 24, 1992 with the demo being given by the Chief Executive of Hong Kong, that being Tung Chee-Hwa.
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