Windows for Monochrome Monitors version 2.0

Windows for Monochrome Monitors 2.0, codenamed Windows 3.1 Monochrome Edition, was the second release of the Windows for Monochrome Monitors series. It was released on August 23, 1992 and ended support 10 days after Windows for Monochrome Monitors version 1.0 ended support.
Following the success of Windows for Monochrome Monitors 1.0, Microsoft wanted to make one of the Windows 3.x OS' in this monochromatic style. Somehow, they managed to port Windows 3.1 into monochrome colors by May 1992. When it came out in August that same year, it was met with lots of praise. Sure, the first version may have been better and a larger success than Version 2, but this was a big step up from the previous version. 
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