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Windows 98 build 1998A

Windows 98 build 1998A is a build of Windows 98 which can be obtained by installing the Windows Security Update CD from February 2004 on top over the originally released build. The disc also includes Internet Explorer 6, Windows Media Player 7.1 and DirectX 9.0b—the latest versions of these components supported on this build.
== Gallery ==
Windows-98-4.10.1998-Boot.png|Boot screen
Windows98-4.10.1998A-Install.png|Installation dialog
Windows98-4.10.1998A-SystemProperties.png|System Properties
File:Windows98-Shut.png|Shutdown screen
Win9xSafe.png|Safe to shutdown screen
Category:Windows 98 builds
Windows 98 build 1998 (Russian Pre-RTM)

Windows 98 build 1998 (Russian Pre-RTM) is a pre-release localization build of Windows 98, which was uploaded to the Chinese website BetaWorld on 26 June 2021,https://www.betaworld.cn/Windows_98:4.1.1998_(Russian_Pre-RTM) and was later shared on 28 October 2024.
The compile date for this build is about three months before the official Russian version. Compared to this version, the official version has improved translations of some system strings. This build is also lacking many English strings, and the final version also has fixed many functional codes and interface modifications.
== Gallery ==
Windows-98-4.10.1998-Boot.png|Boot screen
Windows98-4.10.1998-Russian-PreRTM-Shut.png|Shutdown screen
Windows9x-RUS-Safe.png|Safe to shutdown screen
=== Images uploaded prior to publication ===
Win98_1998rus_prertm_installation1.png|Welcome to Windows Setup
Win98_1998rus_prertm_installation2.png|End-user license agreement
Win98_1998rus_prertm_installation3.png|Select the type of installation
Win98_1998rus_prertm_installation4.png|Select components to install
Win98_1998rus_prertm_installation5.png|Computer configuration
Win98_1998rus_prertm_installation6.png|Location selection
Win98_1998rus_prertm_installation7.png|Creating a bootable floppy disk
Win98_1998rus_prertm_installation8.png|Ditto.
Win98_1998rus_prertm_installation9.png|Installation
Win98_1998rus_prertm_interface1.png|Welcome window
Win98_1998rus_prertm_version.png|winver and System Properties
Win98_1998rus_prertm_interface2.png|Registry Editor
Win98_1998rus_prertm_interface3.png|About FrontPage Express
== References ==
Category:Windows 98 builds
Windows 98 build 2000

Windows 98 build 2000 is the Service Pack 1 release of Windows 98, released in June 1999 for the original release of Windows 98 (commonly referred to as "First Edition"). This Service Pack only includes various hotfixes and security updates released by that point for Windows 98, most notably Y2K updates.
It should not be confused with various pre-release builds also branded as "Service Pack 1", which were actually Second Edition builds in the form of an update package for First Edition. Those builds also included feature and application updates not included in the final Service Pack 1, though many of these updates were later made available to First Edition users separately.
After installing the service pack, this build still refers itself as 4.10.1998, but some files of the Service Pack installer report 4.10.2000. In addition, the copyright date in "About Program" has been updated from 1981–1997 to 1981–1998.
== Gallery ==
Windows98-4.10.2000sp1-Setup.png|Setup autorun
Windows98-4.10.2000sp1-Setup2.png|Setup
Windows-98-4.10.1998-Boot.png|Boot screen
File:Windows98-Shut.png|Shutdown screen
Win9xSafe.png|Safe to shutdown screen
Category:Windows 98 builds
Windows 98 build 2001

Windows 98 build 2001 is an update to Windows 98 Service Pack 1, which fixes several issues relating to the Y2K bug. While the system is referred to by the RTM build's build number, it calls itself build 2001 in some areas.
It should not be confused with various pre-release builds also branded as "Service Pack 1", which were actually Second Edition builds in the form of an update package for First Edition. Those builds also included feature and application updates not included in the final Service Pack 1, though many of these updates were later made available to First Edition users separately.
== Changes ==
=== Bugfixes ===
* OLE Automation - The Microsoft Automation Library contains routines for interpreting two-digit years and provides convenience methods for applications to create unambiguous (serial) dates. In Windows 98, the current two-digit year cutoff is 2029. This means that two-digit years starting with 30 will be interpreted as 20th century, i.e. 1/1/30 will be converted to 1/1/1930, regardless of how the century window in the tab is set in Control Panel > Regional Settings > Date.
* DOS (XCOPY) - When using XCOPY in real mode with the optional argument /D:date, XCOPY does not accept years entered as 2 digits, except for years 80 - 99. The message "Invalid date" will be displayed. When using XCOPY in protected mode (from within Windows), 2-digit dates are accepted, but are recognized as up to the 20th century (02/05/01 is treated as 02/05/1901).
* MQRT.DLL - Microsoft Message Queue (MSMQ) is installed as part of Personal Web Server and works with two types of digital certificates (external and internal). Internal certificates are a concept supported by MSMQ that allow MSMQ applications to assign certificates to send authenticated messages. Code to create an internal certificate request for MSMQ 1.0 requests to set the validity period of newly created certificates to 10 years. The problem arises when MSMQ tries to create such certificates on 29 February 2000 (or any leap year like 2004, 2008, etc.). This fails because it calculates validity by adding 10 years to the current date, yielding 2/29/2010. This is an illegal date because 2010 is not a leap year.
== Gallery ==
Windows-98-4.10.1998-Boot.png|Boot screen
Windows98-2001-Installer.png|Installer
Windows98-2001-EULA.png|EULA
Windows_98_Y2K-4.10.2001-Version.png|Version string in registry (Chinese Simplified)
File:Windows98-Shut.png|Shutdown screen
Win9xSafe.png|Safe to shutdown screen
Category:Windows 98 builds
Windows 98 build 2017

Windows 98 build 2017 is an alpha build of Windows 98 Service Pack 1, calling itself the Multimedia Update (or "Multimedia Update 1" in the license). This build was uploaded by community member TC1995 on 15 December 2019, who in turn had received it from another community member Term24 in roughly 2015.
It includes an HTML-based Internet Connection Wizard, a beta version of IE 4.01 SP2, Windows Media Player 5.2, DirectX 6.0 and various other updates.
== Notes ==
The main update files for this build are stored in SP1.cab, and there are updated versions of ActiveMovie and Windows Media Player components outside this package, which are presumed to be components of the official "Multimedia Update" version. It should be noted that the update process of this patch will not be able to read the files in the SP1.cab package when calling the sub-INF, resulting in the problem that other components are not updated at all except ActiveMovie and Windows Media Player after installation. Therefore, regardless of whether the installation of the above two components is a new version or an old version, the contents of the SP1.cab file needed to be decompressed in advance. If you need to install an older version, choose to overwrite the files outside the package when unpacking SP1.cab.
== Gallery ==
Windows-98-4.10.1998-Boot.png|Boot screen
Windows98-4.10.2017update-Setup.png|Setup
Windows98-4.10.2017update-SystemProperties.png|System Properties
Win9xSafe.png|Safe to shutdown screen
Category:Windows 98 builds
Windows 98 build 2088.5

Windows 98 build 2088.5 is the official Beta 1 release of Windows 98 Service Pack 1, which was leaked by Gorgeous Ladies Of Warez (GLoW) on 24 October 1998 and was later originally distributed on the Microsoft Beta Evaluation Program Volume 42 disc A.https://archive.org/details/microsoft-beta-evaluation-program-volume-42-disc-a-1998-microsoft-cd
==NFO file==
The following NFO file was included as part of the GLoW release.https://defacto2.net/f/ad2cf26
==Changes==
*The copyright date of "About Program" has been updated from 1981–1997 to 1981–1998.
*System Properties now displays the full CPUID of a processor, if available. The Intel MMX instruction detection has been removed as well.
==Gallery==
Windows98-SP1Beta-Setup.png|Setup
Windows98-SP1Beta-Setup2.png|Copying files
Windows98-SP1Beta-Setup3.png|End of setup
Windows-98-4.10.1998-Boot.png|Boot screen
Windows98-4.10.2088.5-SystemProperties.png|System Properties
Windows98-SP1Beta-Demo.png|Demo
Win9xSafe.png|Safe to shutdown screen
==References==
Category:Windows 98 builds
Windows 98 build 2091

Windows 98 build 2091 is a beta of Windows 98 Service Pack 1, which was first shown in a BetaArchive topic by Zheng He on 19 December 2014,https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=33177 then it was shared by DiskingRound on 6 February 2015.https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=33570 A Korean language version was shared by qta3426 on 1 August 2016.https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=36080 Other languages have not been found yet.
== Gallery ==
Windows-98-4.10.1998-Boot.png|Boot screen
Windows98-KoreanSP1-Demo.png|Demo
1418997556.or.93223.png|Traditional Chinese version
Win9xSafe.png|Safe to shutdown screen
== References ==
Category:Windows 98 builds
Windows 98 build 2098

Windows 98 build 2098 is an unconfirmed build of Windows 98 Service Pack 1. It is mentioned on the now defunct Stefan98 website, citing it as the Beta 2 release.https://web.archive.org/web/19981202041849/http://stefan98.com/ Build 1916 and 1930 of Windows 2000 are also mentioned.
== References ==
Category:Windows 98 builds
Category:Unconfirmed builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows 98 build 2107

Windows 98 build 2107 is a beta build of Windows 98 Service Pack 1. It was shared on 9 December 2019.
== Changes ==
* Microsoft Virtual Machine Y2K update added.
* Updated Dialer to version 4.10.2000 and System Accessories Package to version 4.10.2106.
* Microsoft ActiveMovie updated to version 6.00.03.0918.
* Added WebTV for Windows (codenamed "Gemstar") and Broadcast PC devices support (version 4.10.2106).
* Internet Explorer fonts are updated.
* Internet Explorer 4.01 SP2 and Outlook Express 4.01 SP2 are updated to version 4.72.3611.0500.
== Gallery ==
Windows98-SP1Beta-Setup.png|Welcome
Windows98-4.1.2107-Setup.png|Copying files
Windows98-SP1Beta-Setup3.png|Complete, needs to restart
Windows-98-4.10.1998-Boot.png|Boot screen
Windows98-4.10.2107-SystemProperties.png|System Properties
Win9xSafe.png|Safe to shutdown screen
Category:Windows 98 builds
Windows 98 build 2120

Windows 98 build 2120 is a beta build of Windows 98 Service Pack 1, which was first shown in a BetaArchive topic by DiskingRound on 23 December 2015https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=60&t=35223 and was later shared by the aforementioned user one month later on 24 January 2016.
== Installation ==
The self-extracting archive WIN98SP.EXE starts the update installer UPDATE.EXE with -q and -z arguments, which means silent install, no automatic restart. Just wait a while for disk activity to stop, then restart the machine to finish the installation.
Alternatively, you can unpack the archive and run UPDATE.EXE yourself to get the usual installer UI like in earlier builds.
== Gallery ==
Windows-98-4.10.1998-Boot.png|Boot screen
Windows98-4.10.2120sp1beta-SystemProperties.png|System Properties
Win9xSafe.png|Safe to shutdown screen
== References ==
Category:Windows 98 builds
Windows A.01.03 (HP-150 OEM)

Windows A.01.03 (HP-150 OEM) is an OEM version of Windows 1.03 released for the HP-150 touchscreen computer.
== Gallery ==
Screenshots are courtesy of the HP Museum.
Windows-A.01.03-HP150-boot.jpg|Boot screen
Windows-A.01.03-HP150-calc.jpg|Calculator
Windows-A.01.03-HP150-card.jpg|Cardfile
Windows-A.01.03-HP150-paint.jpg|Paint
Category:OEM builds of Windows 1.0
Windows Andromeda OS

Andromeda was the codename for a Windows Core OS-based release targeted towards mobile devices such as the Surface Duo. The project was canceled for unknown reasons, and Microsoft eventually opted to switch to Android as the Duo's built-in operating system.
== List of known builds ==
===Redstone 2===
===Redstone 4===
===Redstone 5===
===Titanium===
Category:Canceled projects
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Windows Andromeda OS build 17110

Windows Andromeda OS build 17110 is a build of Windows Andromeda OS. Screenshots of this build running on a Microsoft Lumia 950 Dual SIM (RM-1118) prototype with product code 059X0C2 were first shared on 1 December 2022,Andromeda:10.0.17110.1000.rs4_release.180223-1515, BetaWorld Wiki. and its disk dump was shared on 1 September 2024.https://archive.org/details/Andromda17110
== Gallery ==
Andromeda-10.0.17110.1000-Interface_1.png|Lock screen
Andromeda-17110.1000-Volume.png|Volume flyout
Andromeda-10.0.17110.1000-Interface_3.png|Control Center
Andromeda-10.0.17110.1000-Interface_4.png|Start menu
Andromeda-17110.1000-Settings.png|Settings app
Andromeda-10.0.17110.1000-Interface_5.png|About Microsoft Edge
Andromeda-10.0.17110.1000-Interface_6.png|Andromeda Settings
Andromeda-10.0.17110.1000-Interface_7.png|Device information
Andromeda-10.0.17110.1000-Interface_8.png|Cellular statistics
Andromeda-10.0.17110.1000-Interface_9.png|SIM PIN entry
Andromeda-10.0.17110.1000-Interface_10.png|Task Switch
Andromeda-10.0.17110.1000-Interface_11.png|Slide to Shutdown
== References ==
Category:Windows Andromeda OS builds
Windows Andromeda OS build 17686

Windows Andromeda OS build 17686 is a build of Windows Andromeda OS. The FFU containing the build was shared on 1 September 2024. Prior to its leak, it was demonstrated on a Microsoft Lumia 950 Prototype by the Windows Central website on 22 January 2022.Zac, Bowden. This is Microsoft's canceled Andromeda OS running on a Lumia 950, Windows Central. 22 January 2022.
==Private components==
This build has a large part of the system being replaced by privately built components with the build tag 10.0.17686.1002.rs_onecore_dep_uxp_dev(regisb).180605-1456.
== Gallery ==
===General===
File:WindowsAndromedaOS-10.0.17686.1000-LockScreen.png|Lock screen
File:WindowsAndromedaOS-10.0.17686.1000-VolumeFlyout.png|Volume flyout
File:WindowsAndromedaOS-10.0.17686.1000-PIN.png|Input PIN
File:WindowsAndromedaOS-10.0.17686.1000-StartMenu.png|alt=|Start screen
File:WindowsAndromedaOS-10.0.17686.1000-StartMenuApps.png|Ditto, apps list
File:WindowsAndromedaOS-10.0.17686.1000-ControlCenter.png|Control Center
File:WindowsAndromedaOS-10.0.17686.1000-Settings.png|Settings app
File:WindowsAndromedaOS-10.0.17686.1000-TaskSwitcher.png|Task switcher
File:Andromeda-17686.1003-Edge.png|Microsoft Edge version
File:Andromeda-17686.1003-Continuum.png|alt=|Polaris Shell
===Journal as Home===
File:Andromeda-17686.1003-Jamdani app as Desktop.png|Journal as Home
===Radial UX===
This build contains an experimental new navigation experience named Radial UX, which can be enabled by toggling a Feature Staging ID. Once enabled, the user can swipe from any corner or side of the device in order to bring up the navigation menu consisting of commonly used shell entry points such as the start menu, Cortana and Task Switching. The menu is also context aware. When an application is already open, the menu contains more user actions, such as a back button or search.
File:Andromeda-17686.1003-Desktop Gestures.png|alt=|Radial UX
File:Andromeda-17686.1003-Application Gestures.png|alt=|Ditto, with an app opened
=== Dual Screen Experience===
While this build was being designed to run on Lumia 950 devices using a one screen experience, Andromeda OS itself was designed to run on the Surface Duo. As a result, this build contains an experience more fitted for that device. It is possible to simulate this experience on a Lumia 950 by toggling a few registry values of the Andromeda Composer, resulting in a cramped version of the dual screen experience that would have ran on the Andromeda Hardware.
File:Andromeda-17686.1003-Lock Screen with enabled radial UI.png|alt=|Lock screen
File:Andromeda-17686.1003-Start Menu right.png|Start Screen
File:Andromeda-17686.1003-App List right.png|Ditto, apps list
File:Andromeda-17686.1003-Task switcher with enabled radial UI.png|alt=|Task Switcher
File:Andromeda-17686.1003-Shutdown (dual screen).png|Shutdown
==References==
Category:Windows Andromeda OS builds
Windows Andromeda OS build 17686.1002

Windows Andromeda OS build 17686.1002 is a build of Windows Andromeda OS. Private components from this build were used in the later compile of this build.
This build is specific in that it was compiled as a private build, with binary files having the VS_FF_PRIVATEBUILD flag set in their version information and the builder user name being present in the build tag.
Category:Windows Andromeda OS builds
Category:Unleaked builds
Windows Basic

Windows Basic is the main theme on Windows Vista and Windows 7 Starter edition (where Windows Aero is disabled by default). It may also be used when the Aero theme is not working or to provide compatibility with older programs.
The Basic theme is also utilized when the Desktop Window Manager is not present, as is the case for Windows Server Core, the Windows Preinstallation Environment from Windows 8/Windows Server 2012. The theme is also utilized in MDI child windows and Windows XP and lower compatibility modes, and is also offered as a theme option in Windows Server 2008 and 2008 R2 as part of the optional Desktop Experience feature.
== Gallery ==
=== Windows Vista ===
File:EULA Longhorn 5048 64.png|Basic theme on Windows Vista build 5048
File:Vista 6.0.5098 Aero Basic Visual Style.png|Basic theme on Windows Vista build 5098
File:5270-Basic.png|Basic theme on Windows Vista build 5270
File:5466-Basic.png|Basic theme on Windows Vista build 5466
File:WindowsVista-RTM-Desktop.png|Basic theme on Windows Vista RTM
=== Windows 8 and later ===
File:9457 qps-ploc-basictheme.png|Basic theme on Windows 8.1 build 9457 after disabling dwm.exe using .
File:Windows10-MMC-Consoles.png|Basic theme in Microsoft Management Console sub-windows in Windows 10
File:22000.1PE-cmd.png|Basic theme in WinPE based on Windows 11 build 22000.1
Category:Visual styles
Category:Introduced in Windows Vista
Windows CE 1.0 build 308-0

Windows CE 1.0 build 308-0 is the official Technical Beta 2.1 build of Windows CE 1.0. It is available as an emulator included in the Windows CE Emulation SDK included in the Microsoft Beta Evaluation Program Volume 24 on Disk A.
== NFO file ==
==Installation==
The emulator only runs on Windows NT 4.0; launching it on Windows 9x will give an error due to a missing SHELL32.DLL export.
==Bugs and quirks==
This build is pretty incomplete, as the Control Panel, its applets and Help are missing, as well as many icon files, resulting in most applications showing the generic file icon.
== Gallery ==
WindowsCE1.0-308-0-SDKSetup.png|SDK setup splash
WindowsCE1.0-308-0-Start.png|Start menu
WindowsCE1.0-308-0-Explorer.png|Explorer
Category:Windows CE 1.0 builds
Windows CE 1.0 build 7020-0

Windows CE 1.0 build 7020-0 is a Technical Beta 3 build of Windows CE 1.0. This build's SDK, including an emulator, was shared on 16 January 2019.https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=39318
==Changes==
* Many missing icons have been added.
* The wallpaper has been changed to the final version.
* The Control Panel, named Settings, has been added.
* The Help application has been added.
* All instances of Codename Pegasus branding have been replaced with Windows CE.
==Installation==
You must have Visual C++ 5.0 installed in order to install this build.
Several folders of the currently available copy of this build have been renamed to a wrong name. To install this build, you must rename them to the correct name.
In order to start the emulator, select Emulation Environment in the Microsoft Visual C++ 5.0 folder in the Start menu. In the command prompt window, type shell32.
==Bugs and quirks==
The Control Panel folder inside the File Explorer does not open and is missing its icon.
Attempting to open the Receive menu in the File Explorer will error due to irsquirt.exe being missing.
==Gallery==
WinCE1.0-7020-Start.png|Start menu
WinCE1.0-7020-Explorer.png|File Explorer
WinCE1.0-7020-Help.png|Help
WinCE1.0-7020-Settings.png|Settings
WinCE1.0-7020-Run.png|Run
==References==
Category:Windows CE 1.0 builds
Windows CE 2.0

Windows CE 2.0 (codenamed Jupiter and Birch), is the second major revision of the Windows CE embedded operating system, and was released on 29 September 1997. Windows CE 2 is notable for being used on the Sega Dreamcast console, as an optional programming layer. Four revisions of Windows CE 2 were released: 2.0, 2.1, 2.11 and 2.12.
== Changes ==
Windows CE 2 was notable for being the first Windows CE release to not be exclusively designed for handheld PCs (H/PC). In addition, several corrections were made that were determined based on feedback. As such, new functionality was introduced such as VGA resolution and color display support, improved start menu and TrueType font support. In addition, Windows CE 2 added support for SuperH 4, ARM, PowerPC and x86 processors over Windows CE 1's support for only MIPS and SuperH 3 while relaxing Windows CE 1's stringent platform requirements, or the "Pegasus Reference Platform".
==List of known builds==
=== RTM ===
=== 2.01 RTM ===
=== 2.10 RTM ===
=== 2.11 RTM ===
=== 2.12 RTM ===
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Windows CE 3.0 build 126

Windows CE 3.0 build 126 is the official RTM build of Windows CE 3.0, released on 15 June 2000.
== Gallery ==
File:WindowsCE-3.0.126-CommandPrompt.png|Command Prompt
File:WindowsCE-3.0.126-ControlPanel.png|Control Panel
File:WindowsCE-3.0.126-Help.png|Help
File:WindowsCE-3.0.126-IE.png|Internet Explorer
File:WindowsCE-3.0.126-Inbox.png|Inbox
File:WindowsCE-3.0.126-Explorer.png|My Computer
File:WindowsCE-3.0.126-PocketWord.png|Pocket Word
File:WindowsCE-3.0.126-StartMenu.png|Start Menu
Windows CE 4.0

Windows CE 4.0 (codenamed Talisker) is the fourth version of Windows CE, which was released on 7 January 2002.
==New features and changes==
The user interface has been majorly uplifted to look like Windows XP. It includes most of its icons, but it utilizes the Windows Classic theme. Additionally, Windows Media Player and WordPad have been introduced. The latter utilizes the Microsoft Word 95/97 icon instead of its own one from XP. Also in terms of UI/UX, those apps differ massively from its XP counterparts.
== List of known builds ==
=== RTM ===
4
Windows CE 4.1 build 908

Windows CE 4.1 build 908 is the official RTM build of Windows CE 4.1, released on 31 July 2002.
==Gallery==
CE41-Explorer.png|Windows Explorer
CE41-CPanel.png|Control Panel
CE41-IE.png|Internet Explorer
CE41-Wordpad.png|WordPad
CE41-RecycleBin.png|Recycle Bin
CE41-MPlayer.png|Windows Media Player
Category:Windows CE 4.x builds
Category:Windows CE 4.1 builds
Windows CE 4.2

Windows CE 4.2 (codenamed McKendric), is the second revision of the Windows CE 4.x operating system series, which was released on 23 April 2003.
==New features and changes==
*Introduced a pocket edition of the Remote Desktop Client.
*The "Windows CE .net" wallpaper has been changed.
== List of known builds ==
=== RTM ===
4
Windows CE 4.2 build 1088

Windows CE 4.2 build 1088 is the official RTM build of Windows CE 4.2, released on 23 April 2003.
== Gallery ==
CE42-Explorer.png|Windows Explorer
CE42-CPanel.png|Control Panel
CE42-IE.png|Internet Explorer
CE42-Wordpad.png|WordPad
CE42-MPlayer.png|Windows Media Player
CE42-Messenger.png|Windows Messenger first start
Category:Windows CE 4.x builds
Category:Windows CE 4.2 builds
Windows CE 4.x

Windows CE 4.x (codenamed Talisker (4.0), Jameson (4.1) and McKendric (4.2)), is the fourth major version of the Windows CE embedded operating system, initially released on 7 January 2002. This version is the first to include the Luna theme.
== Versions ==
Name 	Version	Codename 	Release date	Support end date	Notes
Windows CE 4.0	4.0 	Talisker 	2002-01-07 	2012-07-10 	
Windows CE 4.1	4.1 	Jameson 	2002-07-30 	2013-01-08 	
Windows CE 4.2	4.2 	McKendric	2003-04-23 	2013-07-09