is intended for use with articles that discuss a component of an operating system. For instance, Paint (software) article discusses a software application of the same name included with Microsoft Windows. The advantage of this infobox over  is that it is lighter, as it does not expose some of the parameters that are not to be populated. For instance, in Microsoft Windows, most components are published by Microsoft, only receive major updates with an operating system release and have the same licensing scheme as that of the operating system. Thus, information such as version number, release date, license and developer are either redundant or without context, lacking encyclopedic value.   Usage   {{Infobox OS component | name                = | os                  = | logo                = | logo_size           = | logo_caption        = | screenshot          = | screenshot_size     = | caption             = | other_names         = | type                = | service_name        = | service_description = | included_with       = | also_available_for  = | replaces            = | replaced_by         = | support_status      = | related_components  = }}   Parameters   Basic information   name  Required. The name of the component.  This should match the name of the article. e.g. "Microsoft Paint".  os  Optional. The operating system family the bundles this component. For historical reasons, the default is "Microsoft Windows". Please avoid using names of superfamilies such as "Linux" or "Unix-like", especially when only a small minority of the superfamily have the component. Instead, use an accurate sub-family name when possible, such as "macOS" or "Windows Server".  screenshot  Optional. A screenshot depicting the main user interface of the component.  Screenshots should not include any non-standard themes, third-party applications, or personally identifiable information.  Also, per Wikipedia:Avoid self-references, no references to Wikipedia should be visible. e.g. "File:Microsoft Paint screenshot.png"  screenshot_size  Optional. A width for the screenshot image, including the unit of measurement, e.g. "px"; the default is "300px".  caption  Optional. A caption describing the screenshot.  Use of the word "screenshot" in the description can be considered optional, as the template places the image in a section titled "Screenshot".  logo  Optional. The computer icon associated with the component.  e.g. "Paint Windows 7 icon.png"  logo_size  Optional. A width for the image, including the unit of measurement, e.g. "px"; the default is "64px".  logo_caption Optional. Used for providing emergency text with the logo. It is never necessary to tell the reader that they are looking at the computer icon of a computer program. As such this field is used for emergency cases, such as when the computer icon is nominated for deletion; in such cases, the nominator would supply the  template in this field.   Details   type  This is the type of component. Can be anything, including those listed in utility software and application software articles.  included with  A list of operating systems with which this component is included.  If the component has been included with all releases of a specific line of operating systems, use the family name instead of listing each operating system. For example, use Windows 9x instead of Windows 95, Windows 98 and Windows ME.  also available for  A list of operating systems for which this component is also available.  service name  If the article describes a Windows service, daemon, this should be the name of the service.  For example, Windows Security Center's service name is "wscsvc".  replaces  If this component replaces another component, list it here.  replaced by  If this component is replaced by another component, list it here.  related_components  Optional.  A list of other Wikipedia articles that cover subjects directly related to this component.  TemplateData