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Debian 6.0

Debian 6.0 is a version of Debian released on 6 February 2011 under the codename "Squeeze". The GNOME logo on the upper taskbar was replaced by the Debian logo. This version is the first to include the Chromium web browser.
== Gallery ==
Debian-6.0-Setup.png|Setup
Debian-6.0-Setup2.png
Debian-6.0-Setup3.png
Debian-6.0-Login.png|Login screen
Category:Debian versions
Debian 7

Debian 7 is a version of Debian released on 4 May 2013 under the codename "Wheezy". This is the first version which can be installed with the help of speech synthesis and on a device with UEFI.
== Gallery ==
Debian-7.0-Setup.png|Setup
Debian-7.0-Setup2.png
Debian-7.0-Login.png|Login screen
Category:Debian versions
Debian 9

Debian 9 is a version of Debian released on 17 June 2017 under the codename "Stretch".
== Releases ==
Version	Release Date
9.0 	17 June 2017
9.1 	22 July 2017
9.2 	7 October 2017
9.3 	9 December 2017
9.4 	10 March 2018
9.5 	14 July 2018
9.6 	10 November 2018
9.7 	23 January 2019
9.8 	16 February 2019
9.9 	27 April 2019
9.10 	7 September 2019
9.11 	8 September 2019
9.12 	8 February 2020
9.13 	18 July 2020
== Gallery ==
File:Debian-9.0-Setup.png|Setup
File:Debian-9.0-Setup2.png
File:Debian-9.0-Setup3.png
File:Debian-9.0-Setup4.png
File:Debian-9.0-Login.png|Login screen (LightDM)
Category:Debian versions
Deepin

Deepin (formerly Hiwix, Hiweed Linux) is a Debian-based (originally based on Morphix and later Ubuntu) Chinese Linux distribution developed by the commercial company Wuhan Deepin Technology Co., Ltd, which was founded in 2011.
Deepin is also known as UOS Community due to it being one of the four SKUs of said distribution.
==Timeline==
Name 	Release date 	Desktop environment	Based on
Hiwix 0.1 	28 February 2004	IceWM 	Morphix
Hiweed Linux 0.2 	3 March 2004 	 	
Hiweed Linux 0.3 	22 July 2004 	Xfce 	Debian
Hiweed Linux 0.55 	25 September 2004	 	
Hiweed Linux 0.6 	24 February 2005	 	
Hiweed Linux 1.0 	25 September 2006	Ubuntu
(Based on Debian Sid)	
Hiweed Linux 2.0 	17 November 2008 	LXDE 	
Linux Deepin 9.12 	30 December 2009 	Xfce 	
Linux Deepin 10.06 	23 July 2010 	 	
Linux Deepin 10.12 	31 December 2010 	GNOME 2 	
Linux Deepin 11.06 	4 July 2011 	 	
Linux Deepin 11.12 	31 December 2011 	GNOME 3 	
Linux Deepin 11.12.1	1 March 2012 	 	
Linux Deepin 12.06 	17 July 2012 	 	
Linux Deepin 12.12 	19 June 2013 	Deepin Desktop Environment
(DDE) 1.0	
Linux Deepin 12.12.1	7 August 2013 	 	
Linux Deepin 2013 	28 November 2013 	 	
Deepin 2014 	6 July 2014 	DDE 2.0 	
Deepin 2014.1 	28 August 2014 	 	
Deepin 2014.2 	31 December 2014 	 	
Deepin 2014.3 	28 April 2015 	 	
Deepin 15 	31 December 2015 	DDE 3.0 	Debian
(Sid)
Deepin 15.1 	29 January 2016 	 	
Deepin 15.1.1 	9 March 2016 	 	
Deepin 15.2 	31 May 2016 	 	
Deepin 15.3 	17 September 2016	 	
Deepin 15.4 	19 April 2017 	DDE 4.0 	
Deepin 15.4.1 	21 July 2017 	 	
Deepin 15.5 	30 November 2017 	DDE 4.4 	
Deepin 15.6 	15 June 2018 	DDE 4.5 	
Deepin 15.7 	21 August 2018 	DDE 	
Deepin 15.8 	15 November 2018 	DDE 	
Deepin 15.9 	16 January 2019 	DDE 	
Deepin 15.10 	28 April 2019 	DDE-kwin 	Debian(Stretch)
Deepin 15.11 	19 July 2019 	 	
Deepin 20 	11 September 2020	DDE 5.0 	Debian(Buster)
Deepin 20.1 	28 December 2020 	 	
Deepin 20.2 	31 March 2021 	 	
Deepin 20.2.1 	13 May 2021 	 	
Deepin 20.2.2 	29 June 2021 	 	
Deepin 20.2.3 	15 August 2021 	 	
Deepin 20.2.4 	29 September 2021	 	
Deepin 20.3 	23 November 2021 	 	
Deepin 20.4 	18 January 2022 	 	
Deepin 20.5 	31 March 2022 	 	
Deepin 20.6 	31 May 2022 	 	
Deepin 20.7 	2 September 2022 	 	
Deepin 20.7.1 	17 October 2022 	 	
Deepin 20.8 	8 December 2022 	 	
Deepin 20.9 	17 April 2023 	 	
Deepin 23-Alpha 	9 November 2022 	DDE 6.0 	
Deepin 23-Alpha2 	8 February 2023 	 	
Deepin 23-Beta 	16 May 2023 	 	
Deepin 23-Beta2 	18 September 2023	 	
Deepin 23-Beta3 	2 February 2024 	 	
Deepin 23-RC 	15 May 2024 	 	
==External links== 
*Official website
Category:Linux
Category:Operating systems
Deepin DE

Deepin DE (also known as DDE) is a desktop environment for Linux that is designed to combine the looks of macOS and Windows so users transitioning from said proprietary operating systems can pick it up with ease. The combination of both looks would be introduced in Deepin DE 5.0.
== Distributions that provide it as default GUI ==
Here provides a list of what distributions use it as a default/alternative desktop environment out of the box.
*Deepin
*Ubuntu DDE
*UOS
== Version history ==
*Deepin DE 1.0
*Deepin DE 2.0
*Deepin DE 3.0
*Deepin DE 4.0
*Deepin DE 5.0
== External links ==
*Official website
Category:Desktop environments
Device Manager

Device Manager is a system utility included with Microsoft Windows since Windows 95. It allows users to view an overview of all hardware devices that are attached or connected to the computer and allows users to manage and configure them. It is also used to troubleshoot hardware that is not working properly.
Originally introduced in Windows 9x as part of the System Properties Control Panel applet (SYSDM.CPL), it turned into a MMC snap-in (DEVMGMT.MSC) in Windows 2000.
== Gallery ==
File:Device Manager 95.png|Device Manager in Windows 95
File:Device Manager XP.png|Device Manager in Windows XP
File:Device Manager Vista.png|Device Manager in Windows Vista
File:Device Manager 7.png|Device Manager in Windows 7
File:Device Manager 8.png|Device Manager in Windows 8
File:Device Manager.png|Device Manager in Windows 10
Category:Windows components
Category:Introduced in Windows 95
Devuan

Devuan is a Debian-based Linux distribution that uses Sysvinit, runit and OpenRC instead of systemd.
== Version history ==
Name	Codename	Release date 	Debian version
 	Jessie 	25 May 2017 	8
 	ASCII 	9 June 2018 	9
 	Beowulf 	3 June 2020 	10
 	Chimaera	14 October 2021	11
 	Daedalus	14 August 2023 	12
 	 	 	
Category:Linux
Category:Operating systems
Diagnostic Composer

The Diagnostic Composer is a fallback composer based on CShell, intended for when the default composer fails to load, crashes or is not present. It is present in most builds based on Windows Core OS.
It is there to inform the user that the OS is working, but the default shell couldn't be loaded. The diagnostic composer prints the IP address of the currently-running device on top of a black screen, therefore allowing Microsoft employees to debug over a local network using Telnet or TShell. In Windows Andromeda OS build 16266, more description was added to inform the user about the shell failing to load. In Windows 10X build 18875, a restart button (labeled "Click to retry default composer") was added. It is automatically invoked by the CoreShellHost application, a component primarily responsible for the initialization of the built-in OS shell.
== Gallery ==
WindowsCore-10.0.16236.1003-DiagnosticComposer.png|Diagnostic Composer in Windows Core build 16236
Andromeda16266DiagnosticComposer.png|Diagnostic Composer in Windows Andromeda OS build 16266
Category:Windows components
Dilithium

Dilithium is the 25H1 engineering milestone of Windows as a service that took place between late January 2024 through August 2024.
It is codenamed after the fictional material from Star Trek due to negative associations of arsenichttps://twitter.com/zacbowden/status/1752328042599330121 (the element after germanium in the periodic table), as it is notably poisonous. This is the second time a fictional element from popular culture was used as the codename for a semester instead of continuing the previous line of chemical elements – the 20H1 semester had previously been codenamed after the metal vibranium from the Marvel Universe instead of chromium to prevent confusion with the web browser project.
Like Copper and Gallium, development fluently transitioned into the next milestone, Selenium, around build 27691 and did not enter a stabilization phase usually associated with the creation of release branches.
== List of known builds ==
=== Pre-Insider Preview ===
=== Canary Channel ===
== References ==
Category:Windows engineering milestones
DirectX 9

DirectX 9 is a version of DirectX that was introduced in December 2002. The most important change was the implementation of High Level Shading Language (HLSL) which made it easier for developers to create 3D graphics and effects. Previously, developers had to write shaders in a form of assembly language. Another new feature is an API which offers Patch-Meshes, common Polygon-Meshes together with improved realtime-animation capabilities.
==Versions==
Microsoft implemented updates into the DirectX 9.0c branch between 2005 and 2010, instead of releasing a new version like 9.0d.http://falconfly.3dfx.pl/directx.htm This makes it harder to distinguish between 9.0c releases which work on Windows 98 and those which don't, unless you check for the package release date which is also used for this list.
*9.0
**12 Dec 2002: Initial release of version 9, supporting Windows 98, 98 SE, Me, 2000, XP.
*9.0a
**30 Apr 2003: Adds support for Windows Server 2003.
*9.0b
**3 Oct 2003: Supporting Windows 98, 98 SE, Me, 2000, XP, Server 2003. Included in the Windows Security Update CD for Windows 98 build 1998A, Windows 98 SE build 2222B and Windows Me build 3000A from February 2004.
*9.0c
**22 Jul 2004: Windows XP SP2 exclusive.
**6 Aug 2004: Xbox 360, Windows XP SP2, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2003 SP1 and Windows Server 2003 R2 exclusive.
**20 Dec 2005: First 64-bit version for Windows XP x64 Edition.
**8 Dec 2006: Last version for Windows 98 RTM, Windows 98 Second Edition and Windows Me, adds support for Windows Vista. An offline installer package is available for download on Microsoft's website.https://www.microsoft.com/de-at/download/details.aspx?id=353
**5 Feb 2010: Final version of the 9.0c branch, drops support for Windows 98, 98 SE and Me. Last version for Windows 2000, Windows XP RTM and Windows XP SP1 and has support for Windows 7.
*9.29
**7 Jun 2010: Initial release, supporting only Windows XP SP2, Windows XP SP3, Windows Vista, and Windows 7 at its release. Version 9.29 again receives continuous updates (changing its minor version to currently 9.29.1974.1 as of August 2021) for supported Windows operating systems and meanwhile also supports Windows 8.x and 10. An offline installer package is available for download on Microsoft's website.https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=8109
Since DirectX 9.0c, offline installer packages usually follow the name pattern directx_date_redist.exe, where date is replaced by the month and year of the package's build date, for example directx_Jun2010_redist.exe or directx_Dec2006_redist.exe.
==References==
Category:Microsoft DirectX
Disk Cleanup

Disk Cleanup is a system utility that is included in Microsoft Windows since Windows 98. It allows the user to free up disk space on the hard drive by deleting or compressing certain files and folders that are no longer needed or have not been used by the user in a while.
It was planned to be replaced by a new disk cleanup tool in Windows 8, but it was dropped before the Windows Developer Preview. Instead, some of its functionality made it into the Settings app of Windows 10 and Windows 11.
== Gallery ==
File:Disk Cleanup on Windows 98.png|Disk Cleanup in Windows 98
File:Disk Cleanup on Windows XP.png|Disk Cleanup in Windows XP
File:Disk Cleanup on Windows 7.png|Disk Cleanup in Windows 7
File:Win8 7850 Diskclean1.png|New Disk Cleanup tool in Windows 8 build 7814
File:Windows10-DiskCleanup.png|Disk Cleanup in Windows 10 2022 Update
File:Windows11-DiskCleanup2.png|Disk Cleanup process dialog in Windows 11
Category:Windows components
Category:Introduced in Windows 98
Distributed Services Technology Preview build 57

Distributed Services Technology Preview build 57 is a backport of certain components from an early build of Windows 2000 to Windows NT 4.0. It was released to MSDN subscribers as part of the November 1996 edition of Microsoft's Professional Developers' Conference. It was compiled on 29 October 1996, about 5 months prior to the compilation of the earliest available build of Windows 2000, making it the earliest available build of said components. It is also the only available build of such components compiled for the PowerPC architecture.
A MIPS version was also slated to be released, but was canceled as Microsoft had dropped support for the architecture weeks prior to the event. The installer for these components continued to be compiled until as late as build 1631.
==System requirements==
This build is designed to be installed on top of Windows NT 4.0 Service Pack 1. Installing it on a newer service pack may cause errors due to file conflicts.
==New features and changes==
Applications seen in later Windows versions have been added, such as Active Directory Browser (ADSVW.EXE) and Windows Scripting Host (CSCRIPT.EXE, from the Microsoft Cairo project). 
=== Directory Services ===
Directory Services (later known as Active Directory, which shipped in the final release of Windows 2000) has been implemented. The feature allows a server operator to set up a networked domain of client and server machines that communicate with each other. Items in a domain, such as users, computers and registry objects, are represented as objects in the network. A dedicated shell extension allowing the operator to view and manage domain objects is also present in the system and can be accessed directly via the "Directory" shell folder.
The login prompt has been extended with advanced logon options, with the protocols in this build being added being NTLM and Kerberos.
=== Microsoft Management Console ===
This build includes an early version of Microsoft Management Console (mmc.exe) as well as early versions of a few snap-ins. It is similar to the one found in Windows 2000 build 1515 minus a slightly different design. Due to the early nature of MMC in this build, most snap-ins and MMC itself are barely functional. This build by default includes the following snap-ins:
* File Services Management (FSMGMT.MSC)
* Service Manager (SERVICES.MSC)
At start, MMC displays various tips to the user, including a reference to a similar Word 6.0 tip:
Another tip describes the Microsoft Management Console codename:
DSTP-mmc-splash.png|Splash screen
DSTP-mmc-tips.png|Tips
DSTP-mmc-fsmgmt.png|File Services Management snap-in
DSTP-mmc-services.png|Service Manager snap-in
DSTP-mmc-about.png|About dialog
==Gallery==
===Setup===
DSTP-setup-1.png|Initial page
DSTP-setup-2.png|End-User License Agreement
DSTP-setup-3.png|Copying Files
DSTP-setup-4.png|Done
===Interface===
DSTP-logon.png|Advanced logon options
DSTP-directory.png|Directory
DSTP-activedirectory.png|Active Directory Browser
Domain/OS

Domain/OS is an operating system developed by Apollo Computer Inc. for their line of Apollo/Domain workstations. It was launched on 27 March 1981 as AEGIS and was later renamed to Domain/OS in 1988. Hewlett-Packard supported the OS after the company purchased Apollo but was discontinued in the mid-1990s in favor of HP-UX, with Domain/OS 10.4 being the final major version, released in March 1992. Final support for Domain/OS ended on 1 January 2001.
Domain/OS is based on BSD and Unix System V.
== Version history==
===AEGIS===
Version	Released
1.0 	1981-03-27
1.1 	1981-04
2.0 	1981-07
2.1 	1981-08
2.2 	1981-09
3.0 	1981-11
3.1 	1982-01
4.0 	1982-04
6.0 	1983-05
7.0 	1983-10
8.0 	1984-04
8.1 	1985-02
9.2 	1986-02
9.2.3 	1986-04
9.2.5 	1986-04
9.5 	1987-01
9.7 	1987-11
===Domain/OS===
Version 	Released
10.1 	1988-12
10.2 	1989-11
10.3 	1990-08
10.3.5 	1991-06
10.4 	1992-03
10.4.1.2	1995-12
==Gallery==
=== Domain/OS 10.3 ===
File:DomainOS-10.3-Splash.png|Splash screen
File:DomainOS-10.3-Desk.png|Desktop
=== Domain/OS 10.4 ===
File:DomainOS-10.4-HP-Splash.png|Splash screen
File:DomainOS-10.4-Login.png|Login prompt
File:DomainOS-10.4-Jumper.png|Jumper
File:DomainOS-10.4-Statistics.png|Statistics Display
File:DomainOS-10.4-DesktopManagerLock.png|Desktop Manager Lock
==== Monochrome ====
File:DomainOS-10.4-Login-Monochrome.png|Login prompt
File:DomainOS-10.4-Desk-Monochrome.png|Desktop
Category:Operating systems
EComStation

eComStation is an operating system based on OS/2 released by Serenity Systems in 2001. It is a direct successor to the operating system and had been inactive since the release of 2.2 Beta 5. It is eventually been replaced by ArcaOS in 2017.
==Timeline==
Name 	Version	Release date
eComStation 1.x	1.x 	2001-07-10
eComStation 2.x	2.x 	2010-05-15
Category:Operating systems
EComStation 1.0

eComStation 1.0 is a version of eComStation, which was released on 10 July 2001. It was based on the OS/2 Warp 4.51 codebase. In addition, several commercial apps were bundled with the OS, notably including "Lotus SmartSuite for OS/2" and "IBM Desktop-On-Call".
As soon as the English edition had been released to the public, efforts turned to making other language editions (called the NLVs, or national language versions) available to other countries. The first non-English NLV, German, was not released until the end of 2001, because of the large part to the greater-than-anticipated effort of localizing the updated installer and other new materials.
Category:eComStation versions
EComStation 1.2R

eComStation 1.2 Media Refresh (also known as eComStation 1.2.1, 1.2MR or 1.2R) added many fixes and updates to the original eComStation 1.2. It was released in English, German and Italian as well as a Traditional Chinese beta.
==Gallery==
ECS12R boot.png|eComStation 1.2R Startup
ECS12R-desktop-win16.png|eComStation 1.2R Win-OS/2 session
ECS12R-system-shutdown-virtualbox.png|eComStation 1.2R Shutdown window
ECS12R-shutdown-virtualbox.png|eComStation 1.2R Shutdown screen
Category:eComStation versions
EComStation 1.x

eComStation 1.x is the initial version of eComStation, initially released in 2001. This implemented fixes and patches from IBM to the operating system, while also adding enhancements such as a new installer, refined multimedia support and more.
==Versions==
===eComStation 1.0===
===eComStation 1.1===
===eComStation 1.2===
Category:eComStation versions
EComStation 2.0 GA

eComStation 2.0 GA is the official General Availability build of eComStation, which was released on 21 May 2010.
== Gallery ==
=== Setup ===
File:EComStation-2.0-Setup1.png|Welcome
File:EComStation-2.0-Setup2.png|Configuration Complete
File:EComStation-2.0-Setup3.png|Copying files
File:EComStation-2.0-Setup4.png|Ready to restart
File:EComStation-2.0-Setup5.png|Second part of setup
File:EComStation-2.0-Setup6.png|Ready to restart
File:EComStation-2.0-PostInstallTasks.png|Post-Installation Tasks
=== Interface ===
File:EComStation-2.0-Boot.png|Boot screen
File:EComStation-2.0-WinOS2.png|Win-OS/2
File:EComStation-2.0-Lockup.png|Lockup
File:EComStation-2.0-Shut.png|Shutdown screen
File:EComStation-2.0-SafeShut.png|Safe to shutdown screen
EComStation 2.0 RC6a

eComStation 2.0 RC6a is a beta build of eComStation 2.x. This build was released to testers on 6 December 2008.
==Gallery==
===Setup===
File:EComStation-2.0-rc6a-Setup1.png|Welcome
File:EComStation-2.0-rc6a-Setup2.png|Copying files
File:EComStation-2.0-rc6a-Setup3.png|Rebooting
File:EComStation-2.0-rc6a-Setup4.png|Second stage of setup
File:EComStation-2.0-rc6a-OOBE.png|Final tasks
===Interface===
File:EComStation-2.0-rc6a-Boot.png|Boot screen
File:EComStation-2.0-rc6a-Feedback.png|Feedback Wizard
File:EComStation-2.0-rc6a-Lockup.png|Lockup
File:EComStation-2.0-rc6a-WinOS2.png|Win-OS/2 (Win16)
File:EComStation-2.0-rc6a-SystemSetup.png|System Setup
File:EComStation-2.0-rc6a-Shutdown.png|Shutdown options
EComStation 2.x

eComStation 2.x is a version of eComStation, initially released on 15 May 2010. It was later replaced by ArcaOS in 2017.
==Versions==
=== eComStation 2.0 Beta ===
===eComStation 2.0 Release Candidate===
===eComStation 2.0 GA===
===eComStation 2.1===
===eComStation 2.2 Beta===
Category:eComStation versions
Elementary OS

elementary OS is a Linux distribution based on Ubuntu by elementary, Inc. This distribution uses a custom desktop environment called Pantheon.
==Timeline==
Releases of elementary OS are named based on Gods/Goddesses from mythology.
Name 	Kernel version 	Codename 	Release date
elementary OS 0.1	Ubuntu 10.10 	Jupiter 	31 March 2011https://blog.elementary.io/ten-years/
elementary OS 0.2	Ubuntu 12.04 LTS	Luna 	10 August 2013
elementary OS 0.3	Ubuntu 14.04 LTS	Freya 	11 April 2015
elementary OS 0.4	Ubuntu 16.04 LTS	Loki 	9 September 2016
elementary OS 5.x	Ubuntu 18.04 LTS	Juno (5.0)Hera (5.1)	16 October 2018
elementary OS 6.0	Ubuntu 20.04 LTS	Odin 	10 August 2021
elementary OS 7.x	Ubuntu 22.04 LTS	Horus (7.0-7.1) 	31 January 2023 (7.0)3 October 2023 (7.1)
==References==
Category:Linux
Category:Operating systems
Elementary OS 6.0

elementary OS 6.0 is a version of elementary OS. It was released on 10 August 2021 under the codename "Odin".
== New features and changes ==
* New installer GUI
* Now supports Dark Mode, accent colors, multitouch, built-in firmware updates, etc.
* Redesigned Notification UI
== Gallery ==
=== Installation ===
Elementaryos6.0language.png|Language selection
Elementaryos6.0keyboard.png|Keyboard layout selection
Elementaryos6.0installselection.png|Selection between Try and Install
Elementaryos6.0selectdrive.png|Drive selection
Elementaryos6.0encryptdrive.png|Prompt to set up drive encrpytion
Elementaryos6.0copyingfiles.png|Copying files
Elementaryos6.0installed.png|Installation complete
=== OOBE ===
Elementaryos6.0language.png|Language selection
Elementaryos6.0keyboard.png|Keyboard layout selection
Elementaryos6.0oobeuser.png|User account creation
=== General ===
Elementaryos6.0boot.png|Boot screen
Elementaryos6.0login.png|Login screen
Elementaryos6.0demo.png|Demo
Category:elementary OS versions
Encarta '95

Encarta '95 is a version of Microsoft Encarta. It is primarily focused on refreshing appearance and highlights.
This version introduces a new version of Mindmaze, updated Timeline, and new articles about the 1994 comet bombardment of Jupiter, the World Cup, and the Hubble Space Telescope. It has its own window decoration, resembling Windows 95, instead of using the system's appearance.
==System requirements==
*Computer: Multimedia PC with 386SX or higher processor
*Memory: 4 MB of RAM or higher
*Hard Disk: 3.5 MB of free space
*Display: VGA or higher, 256 colors (8-bit)
*Operating System:
**Windows 3.1x with MS-DOS 3.1 or later
**Windows 95
*Microsoft Mouse or compatible
*CD-ROM drive (2x speed recommended)
*Sound card with speakers or headphones
== Mindmaze ==
This version includes a newer version of Mindmaze. Visuality occupying a northern part of a window, while the map, area of interest, answer buttons, level and progress displays in the southern part.
File:Encarta95 Mindmaze1.png|Splash screen 
File:Encarta95 Mindmaze2.png|New game 
File:Encarta95 Mindmaze3.png|
File:Encarta95 Mindmaze4.png|Quiz 
== Timeline ==
The Timeline was also updated to fit the look and feel of Encarta '95.
== Articles ==
Categories became more compact, freeing the space of images.
File:Encarta95 Page1.png|A page when Encarta 95 is being used for the first time.
File:Encarta95 Page2.png|Microsoft article 
File:Encarta95 Page3.png| Belarus article
== Gallery ==
File:Encarta95 Setup1.png|Initializing Setup
File:Encarta95 Setup2.png|Welcome
File:Encarta95 Setup3.png|Choose directory
File:Encarta95 Setup4.png|Installation type
File:Encarta95 Setup5.png|Copying files
File:Encarta95 Setup6.png
File:Encarta95 Setup7.png|Restart Windows
File:Encarta95 Main2.png|New Coverage for 1995 
File:Encarta95 Main3.png|Getting Around 
File:Encarta95 Main4.png|Research & Reports