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Microsoft Plus! XP build 536

Microsoft Plus! XP build 536 is a pre-RTM build of Microsoft Plus! for Windows XP, and is currently the only known pre-release build of Microsoft Plus! XP. The build was originally scene leaked by BHFiSO and found on 10 February 2024.https://archive.org/details/plus.xp.pre-rtm.1.0.0.536 This build was compiled on 3 August 2001, about a month prior to the compilation of the final build.
== NFO file ==
== Differences from RTM ==
* The README file is a placeholder document.
* The "Privacy Information" link is missing in the welcome app.
* In the welcome app's "More Plus!" section, there is no checkbox to send diagnostic reports to Microsoft.
== Gallery ==
XPPlus536.png|PlusApp.exe welcome screen
== References ==
Category:Microsoft Plus! XP builds
Category:Microsoft Plus!
Microsoft Plus! XP build 554

Microsoft Plus! XP build 554 is the official RTM build of Microsoft Plus! XP.
== NFO file ==
==System requirements==
*Windows XP Home Edition or Windows XP Professional.
*500 MHz CPU such as Intel Pentium/Celeron, AMD K6/Athlon/Duron; 750 MHz or more recommended.
*64 MB memory; 128 MB or more recommended.
*300 MB free disk space (depends on selected installation options).
*VGA; SVGA (800×600) or better recommended.
*Graphics card with at least 16 MB memory and 3D acceleration supporting Direct3D 8.0 for using the included games, screensavers, and Media Player visualizations.
==Features==
*Four new themes and Windows Media Player skins: Aquarium, da Vinci, Nature, and Space.These would later appear in Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005.
*Eight new screensavers: Aquarium, Nature, da Vinci, Space, Robot Circus, Sand Pendulum, Mercury Pool, and a "Premium" variant of the My Pictures screensaver.
*Voice Command for Windows Media Player.
*Plus! Personal DJ.
*An MP3 converter.
*A CD label maker.
*Plus! Speaker Enhancement.
*Three 3D visualizations for Windows Media Player: "Oddworld: Munch's Odyssee", "Maxx's Kingdom", and "Plus! Undersea Wonders".
*Three new games: Hyperbowl, Russian Square, and Labyrinth.
*An integrated updater for Plus! itself.
==Gallery==
WindowsXP-5.1.2600-PlusXP2.PNG|Digital Media tools
WindowsXP-5.1.2600-PlusXP3.PNG|Games
WindowsXP-5.1.2600-PlusXP4.PNG|Themes
WindowsXP-5.1.2600-PlusXP5.PNG|Screensavers
WindowsXP-5.1.2600-PlusXP6.PNG|Integrated updater
==Notes==
Category:Microsoft Plus! XP builds
Category:Microsoft Plus!
Microsoft Plus! for Kids build 2402

Microsoft Plus! for Kids build 2402 is the RTM build of Microsoft Plus! for Kids, released on 18 February 1997.
== Inclusions ==
* Paint It; a photo manipulation program
* Picture Picker; used for copying images
* Play It; a music composition program
* Protect It; used to lock down child user accounts
* Talk It; a text to speech program
* 10 new desktop themes
* Internet Explorer 3.01 (optional)
== Gallery ==
=== Themes ===
PlusforKids-Baseball.png|Baseball
PlusforKids-Bugs.png|Bugs
PlusforKids-Horses.png|Horses
PlusforKids-Jungle.png|Jungle
PlusforKids-MessyRoom.png|Messy Room
PlusforKids-REman.png|RE-man
PlusforKids-Snowboarding.png|Snowboarding
PlusforKids-Space.png|Space
PlusforKids-TreeHouse.png|Tree House
PlusforKids-Underwater.png|Underwater
=== Miscellaneous ===
PlusforKidsDemos.png|Demos menu
PlusforKids-Setup.png|Setup
Windows95PlusPack-BootScreen.png|Boot screen
MicrosoftPlus-RTM-Desktop.png|Desktop after installation
PlusforKids-PaintIt.png|Paint It!
PlusforKids-PicturePicker.png|Picture Picker
PlusforKids-PlayIt.png|Play It!
PlusforKids-ProtectIt.png|Protect It!
PlusforKids-TalkIt.png|Talk It!
Category:Microsoft Plus! 95 builds
Category:Microsoft Plus!
Microsoft Project

Microsoft Project is a project management software product, developed and sold by Microsoft. It is designed to assist a project manager in developing a schedule, assigning resources to tasks, tracking progress, managing the budget, and analyzing workloads.
Microsoft Project was the company's third Microsoft Windows-based application. Within a few years after its launch, it became the dominant PC-based project management software.
It is part of the Microsoft Office family but has never been included in any of the Office suites. It is available currently in two editions, Standard and Professional. Microsoft Project's proprietary file format is .mpp.
Microsoft Project and Microsoft Project Server are the cornerstones of the Microsoft Office enterprise project management (EPM) product.
== Versions ==
=== MS-DOS versions ===
The first commercial version of Project was released for DOS in 1984. Microsoft bought all rights to the software in 1985. Version 4 for DOS was the final DOS version. 
* Version 1.x (1984)
* Version 2.x (1985)
* Version 3.x (1986)
* Version 4.x (1986)
=== Windows versions ===
The first Windows version was released in 1990, and was labelled version 1 for Windows. There was no Version 2 on the Windows platform; the original design spec was augmented with the addition of macro capabilities and the extra work required to support a macro language pushed the development schedule out to early 1992, then released as Version 3. The 16-bit version of Project 4.0 is the last version to support Windows 3.1x and Windows NT versions 3.1 and 3.5. Project 98 is the second 32-bit version and last version to support Windows NT 3.51. Project 2000 is the last version to support Windows 95. Project 2002 is the last version to work on Windows NT 4.0, 98 and Me. Project 2003 is the last version to support Windows 2000. Project 2010 is the last version to run on Windows XP and Vista. Project 2016 is the last version to run on Windows 7 and Windows 8.x.
* Version 1.0 (for Windows; 1990)
* Version 3.0 (for Windows; 1992)
* Version 4.0 (1993)
* Project 95 (Version 4.1a; 1995)
* Project 98 (Version 8.0; 1997)
* Project 2000 (Version 9.0; 1999)
* Project 2002 (Version 10.0; 2001)
* Project 2003 (Version 11.0; 2003)
* Project 2007 (Version 12.0; 2007)
* Project 2010 (Version 14.0; 2010)
* Project 2013 (Version 15.0; 2013)
* Project 2016 (Version 16.0; 2016)
* Project 2019 (Version 16.0; 2019)
* Project 2021 (Version 16.0; 2021)
* Project 2024 (Version 16.0; 2024)
=== Mac versions ===
*Version 3.0
* Version 4.0
Category:Applications
Category:Microsoft
Category:Microsoft Office
==Gallery==
Project30-DOS.png|Project 3.0/4.0 (DOS)
Winproj10.png|Project for Windows 1.0
Winproj30a.png|Project for Windows 3.0
Project40.png|Project for Windows 4.0
Project95-RTM.png|Project 95
Project98.png|Project 98
Project2000.png|Project 2000
Project2002.png|Project 2002
Project2007.png|Project 2007
Project2010.png|Project 2010
Project2013.png|Project 2013
Project2016.png|Project 2016
Microsoft ScanDisk

Microsoft ScanDisk is a disk repair utility included in MS-DOS and Windows 9x, which can repair errors in FAT file system structures, as well as optionally perform a deep surface scan of the hard drive. It was originally introduced in MS-DOS 6.2 as a successor to the CHKDSK utility. Compared to CHKDSK, ScanDisk uses a full screen text user interface and can also detect physical errors on the hard disk rather than just file system errors.
The original MS-DOS version does not fully support Windows, and can only run in a check-only mode if run inside a MS-DOS window. A proper version of ScanDisk for Windows was introduced with Windows 95, which can both detect and fix disk errors. The MS-DOS version was eventually removed in Windows Me, aligning with the removal of access to real mode DOS.
Under standalone MS-DOS, ScanDisk must be invoked manually for most purposes. Since Windows 95, the tool runs automatically on startup after an improper shutdown. Other than that, ScanDisk is also invoked by other programs to ensure consistent disk state before a disk-heavy operation, such as DriveSpace setup, FAT32 conversion or Windows Setup (unless skipped by running Setup with the /IS switch).
==Gallery==
20200730-081448-386.png|Standard scan
ScanDisk-SurfaceScan.png|Surface scan
Category:Applications
Category:Introduced in MS-DOS 6
Category:Microsoft
Microsoft Tips

Microsoft Tips, formerly Help + Tips in Windows 8.1, Getting Started before the launch of Windows 10, and Get Started in Windows 10 (prior to the Anniversary Update), is an app that provides information about using various features in Windows 8.1, Windows 10 and Windows 11. 
Microsoft deprecated the Tips application in November 2023. Starting with Windows 11 build 26002, Tips is no longer installed by default, and trying to install the app from the Microsoft Store results in an error.
== History ==
=== Windows 8 and 8.1 ===
Help + Tips was first introduced in Windows 8.1 which featured a primary screen with a search box and six main titles that focused on the new features of Windows 8, Start and apps, Get around, Basic actions, Your account and files, Settings, and What's new. The info in each section is viewed by using horizontal scrolling. It also featured hints for finding hidden navigation menus, buttons and flyouts such as the Charms bar and hot corners.
=== Windows 10 ===
In Windows 10, the app received a major UI overhaul and was renamed to Get Started close to its general availability. The first few iterations of the app featured a large, comprehensive hamburger menu with sidebar links for most major topics. Later iterations minimized the interface by including a welcome page with links to the Internet, a section for new topics, and a page with links to all topics in the app. The app is continually updated through Microsoft Store as the apps and the operating system itself continues to evolve.
With the release of Windows 10 Creators Update, the app was once again renamed to Microsoft Tips.
=== Windows 11 ===
In Windows 11, the app received another UI overhaul to align with the design principals of the Fluent UI. This design would also be pushed to the app in Windows 10 via Microsoft Store.
== Gallery ==
File:Help+Tips Win8.1.png|Help + Tips in Windows 8.1
File:Windows10-10.0.19043.928-Tips.png|Microsoft Tips in Windows 10 (default installation)
File:Tips 10.2210.3.0.png|Microsoft Tips 10.2210.3.0
File:Windows11-10.0.22504.1000-Tips.png|Microsoft Tips in Windows 11 (dark theme)
Category:Windows components
Category:Introduced in Windows 8
Microsoft Validation OS

Microsoft Validation OS (internally referred to as WinVOS) is a minimal Windows 11-based environment intended to be used by Windows device manufacturers as an aid during early design stages.McClister, Christoper et al. Microsoft Validation OS overview, Microsoft Learn. 30 May 2022. It is similar to Windows Preinstallation Environment in that it runs from a RAM disk and boots into a Command Prompt, although it is considerably more stripped down, leaving only the bare essentials needed to load the Windows GUI and console.
==Gallery==
WinVOS-22621.1.png|Microsoft Validation OS based on Windows 11 2022 Update
== References ==
Category:Specialized editions of Microsoft Windows
Microsoft WinPad

Microsoft WinPad (also known as At Work for HandheldsFitzgerald, Michael. Microsoft reworks WinPad, Computerworld (p.6). 28 November 1994. and Handheld Windows) is an unreleased Windows user interface for touch-enabled devices by Microsoft. The system was initially based on Windows 3.1 and later ported to pre-release builds of Windows 95 (then known as Microsoft Chicago) from build 73f to build 275. WinPad-compatible handhelds would synchronize between desktops (using the Switchboard) running Windows 95, and allow e-mail, faxing, file transfer, and task management on the mobile device.
== Development ==
An SDK and debug build exists for Windows 3.1 (and can run standalone in Standard Mode), while the Windows 95 port is newer but more limited. Development on WinPad was dropped during the "Final Beta" stage of Windows 95 development. The user interface and architecture later influenced the development of Windows CE.
== Cancellation ==
WinPad was canceled due to issues with hardware like high RAM usage, problems with battery usage, and cost effectiveness.
==Logo==
File:1.0.PR.png|PDK
File:1.0.3203.png|1.0.3203–1.0.4915
==List of known builds==
=== Windows 3.1-based builds ===
=== Windows Chicago/95-based builds ===
==References==
Category:Microsoft
Category:Operating systems
Microsoft WinPad Preliminary Development Release

The Microsoft WinPad Preliminary Development Release is the earliest known build of WinPad. The PDK for this build was released in September 1993. It relies on Windows 3.1x, however, it needs to be run independently in the DOS environment. It was shared on BetaArchive on 8 June 2020.https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=451171#p451171 This leak, however has the Disk 6 missing, and the complete copy of this build was uploaded on 24 June 2024.https://archive.org/details/winpad.pdk
Notably, it already uses Chicago/Windows 95-style common controls instead of the ones seen in the Windows 3.xx line.
As WinPad utilizes Standard Mode, the classic Windows environment cannot be used if Windows was already configured to use Standard Mode prior to installing WinPad (such as on 286 systems) unless WinPad is uninstalled.
== Requirements ==
The following equipment is required:
* Floppy disk configured as DRIVE A:.
* Hard disk configured as DRIVE C:.
* Color graphics card.
* Mouse (Microsoft Mouse or PS/2)
The following software is required:
* MS-DOS 5.0–6.22
* Windows 3.1x, Windows for Workgroups 3.1x or Windows for Pen Computing 1.0 to 1.0a
== Bugs ==
Errors will occur if the user exits WinPad while the Calendar app is opened.
== Gallery ==
=== Installation ===
File:WinPad-PDK-StartSetup.png|Setup is initializing
File:WinPad-PDK-Welcome.png|Welcome
File:WinPad-PDK-Registration.png|Registration
File:WinPad-PDK-InstallLocation.png|Installation location
File:WinPad-PDK-TabletInstall.png|Tablet installation
File:WinPad-PDK-CopyingFiles.png|File copying
File:WinPad-PDK-DiskSwap.png|Disk swap
File:WinPad-PDK-IncompleteSetup.png|Incomplete setup
File:WinPad-PDK-ExitSetup.png|Exiting setup
=== WinPad ===
File:WinPadPDK.png|Splash screen
File:WinPad-PDK-MainScreen.png|Main screen
File:WinPad-PDK-Calendar.png|Calendar
File:WinPad-PDK-Address.png|Address
File:WinPad-PDK-Mail.png|Mail
File:WinPad-PDK-ToDo.png|Tasks/ToDo
File:WinPad-PDK-Notes.png|Notes
File:WinPad-PDK-Switchboard.png|Switchboard
File:WinPad-PDK-Clock.png|Clock
File:WinPad-PDK-Calculator.png|Calculator
File:WinPad-PDK-More.png|More applications
File:WinPad-PDK-Find.png|Find
File:WinPad-PDK-Pegged.png|Microsoft Pegged title screen
File:WinPad-PDK-PeggedInGame.png|Pegged in game
File:WinPad-PDK-Run.png|Run
File:WinPad-PDK-SHELLerror.png|Cannot find SHELL.dll
File:WinPad-PDK-GPF.png|General Protection Error
File:WinPad-PDK-Exit1.png|Exit WinPad
File:WinPad-PDK-Exit2.png|Ending your Windows session
== References ==
Category:Microsoft WinPad builds
Microsoft WinPad build 1602

Microsoft WinPad build 1602 is a build of WinPad. It is built into Windows 95 builds 73f, 73g and 81.
== Changes from Preliminary Development Release ==
* Fewer applications are included.
* WinPad runs on Windows directly by default.
* No splash screen.
* New menus are added.
* New HHSHELL.EXE interface, later used in newer builds if the computer display does not fit WinPad in portrait mode.
Category:Microsoft WinPad builds
Microsoft WinPad build 3203

Microsoft WinPad build 3203 is a build of WinPad for Windows 3.1 as an SDK. It was originally leaked by TBG, and later shared by former beta-scene member KenOath.https://www.betaarchive.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=67&t=13670&p=160572&hilit=3203%2C+winpad#p160572 This build can run via running w.bat from MS-DOS or by changing the working directory of the Windows program to the SYSTEM subfolder (of the installation directory). This build introduces a new splash screen and moves the interface to the left. Although KenOath had a copy of the CD,KenOath's scan of his CD only the floppy disk version of this build was shared. Later, a photo of the CD alongside its booklets was shown by Term24 on 11 November 2022, who uploaded a dump of the CD to the Internet Archive a day later.https://archive.org/details/ms-winpad-sdk-9403
== Installation ==
The installation is straightforward on Windows 3.1:
#Insert disk 1 or the CD and launch setup.
#Select the desired setup type (full PDK or WinPad emulator only)
#Floppy install only: Switch disks if prompted.
#After installation, WinPad can be launched in two ways:
##Start WinPad from the Program Manager. The working directory needs to be changed, though, as not doing so can cause WinPad to spew errors upon launch.
##Exit Windows, if running, and run w.bat to start WinPad.
== Gallery ==
=== Miscellaneous ===
Winpad3203.jpg|x86 English CD with booklets
== References ==
Category:Microsoft WinPad builds
Microsoft WinPad build 3500

Microsoft WinPad build 3500 is a Windows 95-based build of Microsoft WinPad, which introduces a new interface and splash screen. It was compiled around the same time as Windows 95 build 89e. It was later superseded by 1.00.3705 introduced in Windows 95 build 99.
== Changes from 1.00.1602 ==
* New applications: Options, which is the WinPad options, and Import, which imports cardfiles from your directory. 
* New user interface, almost the same as 1.00.3203. 
* New splash screen.
== Gallery ==
File:Windows95-4.0.89e-WinpadBoot.png|Splash screen
Category:Microsoft WinPad builds
Microsoft WinPad build 4610

Microsoft WinPad build 4610 is a Chicago/95 based build of WinPad compiled around the same time as Windows 95 build 189. It was superseded by 1.00.4915 on early 2xx builds until 275 where WinPad was scrapped.
== Changes from the previous build ==
* WinPad is now in Landscape mode as opposed to the previously used Portrait mode.
* New splash screen.
* First version to not support Windows NT.
* First one must be Winpad.EXE to boot version.
== Gallery ==
Monitor 1 20240115-005147-860.png|Calendar
Monitor 1 20240115-005156-401.png|To Do
Monitor 1 20240115-005205-471.png|Address
Monitor 1 20240115-005214-161.png|Notes
Monitor 1 20240115-005224-330.png|Options
Monitor 1 20240115-005232-112.png|Import
Monitor 1 20240115-005252-032.png|Applications
Category:Microsoft WinPad builds
Microsoft WinPad build 4915

Microsoft WinPad build 4915 is the last known build of WinPad before its cancellation. It exists in all Windows 95 2xx builds until Windows 95 build 275. The technologies used in WinPad were later repurposed in other Microsoft mobile based products (such as Windows CE and Pocket PC/Windows Mobile/Windows Phone) and functions in flagship Windows.
== Changes from the previous build ==
* New splash screen.
== Gallery ==
File:Win95Build216 WinPad2.png
Category:Microsoft WinPad builds
Minesweeper

Minesweeper (also known as Flower Garden) is a puzzle video game, the objective of which is to clear all mines in a field, using the number of surrounding mines in each tile as a clue. The Microsoft version of the game was introduced in the Microsoft Entertainment Pack and was later bundled with Windows 3.1 through Windows 7. Since Windows 8, an updated version of the game is available from the Microsoft Store.
The versions of the game included in Windows 9x versions used different sprites that generally had smaller icons compared to the versions included on Windows 3.1 and in Windows NT versions.
In the Italian localization of Windows 2000 and above, the game is known as Flower Garden (Italian: Prato fiorito), and uses a modified icon and tile set that features flowers instead of mines, as well as a different explosion sound. This was extended to other regions that are sensitive to the issue of land mines with Windows Vista. The updated version of the game also adds an option to switch between mine and flower themes at will; the default value of which depends on the region.
== Gallery ==
File:196-winmine.png|Minesweeper in Windows NT 3.1 build 196
File:Windows-NT-3.51.1057.1-Minesweeper.png|Minesweeper in Windows NT 3.51
File:WindowsME-RTM-Minesweeper.png|Minesweeper in Windows Me
=== Flower Garden ===
File:Flower Garden Win2kSP4Italian.png|Flower Garden in the Italian localization of Windows 2000
File:PratoFioritoME.png|Flower Garden in the Italian localization of Windows Me.
File:Flower Garden Win7.png|Minesweeper in Windows 7 with the Flower Garden theme enabled 
== Notes ==
Category:Games
Category:Introduced in Windows 3.1
Mini vMac

Mini vMac is a 68k Macintosh emulator based on the original vMac that runs older Macintosh systems from a Macintosh 128k up to a Macintosh II. The emulator can run versions from Mac System Software 1.1g up to Mac OS 7.5.5.
Additionally to the application, it needs the ROM from a Macintosh, which the developer does not distribute due to being the property of Apple Inc.
Category:Emulators
Modular Windows

Modular Windows (codenamed Haiku) is an embedded version of Windows 3.1x which was mainly used on the Tandy Video Information System (VIS). It was also used as a base for standalone WinPad builds and the minimal Windows 3.1 environment for Windows 9x setup.
It was discontinued in 1994 and was later replaced in 1996 by Windows CE which has been used on other devices, including the Sega Dreamcast, Handheld PC and the Pocket PC (later Windows Mobile).
== List of known builds ==
=== RTM ===
Category:Versions of Windows Embedded
Modular Windows build 592

Modular Windows build 592 is the official RTM build of Modular Windows.
== Gallery ==
Modwin592-initsetup.png|Initializing Setup
modwin592-sdksetup.png|SDK Setup
Modwin592-selectsdkdir.png|Specify the installation directory
Modwin592-selectruntimedir.png|Specify the directory for run-time files
Modwin592-instoptions.png|Installation options
Modwin592-copyfiles.png|Copying files
Modwin592-instcompleted.png|Installation Completed
Windows-3.1.103-Boot.png|Boot screen
Modwin592-toolbar.png|Toolbar
Modwin592-MCI.png|MCI Command
Modwin592-VIXmixer.png|VIX Mixer
Modwin592-fromthemaindialogbox.png|From the Main Dialog box
Modwin592-fromthemcidialogbox.png|From the MCI Dialog box
Modwin592-fromthemixerdialogbox.png|From the Mixer Dialog box
Category:Modular Windows builds