Category:Windows - Revision history

Slowthinker: fix logo so boxed text is visible

2007-07-13T15:54:40Z

fix logo so boxed text is visible

71.194.60.165: Reverted conspiracy theory nonsense.

2005-12-23T19:05:46Z

Reverted conspiracy theory nonsense.

203.211.78.168: /* What is Windows */

2005-12-13T11:14:34Z

‎What is Windows

203.211.78.168: /* What is Windows */

2005-12-13T11:08:26Z

‎What is Windows

Tonko at 15:04, 5 November 2005

2005-11-05T15:04:28Z

Tonko: Reverted edit of Wyrfel, changed back to last version by Nata9

2005-11-05T15:00:40Z

Reverted edit of Wyrfel, changed back to last version by Nata9

Wyrfel: Reverted edit of Nata9, changed back to last version by 67.127.54.68

2005-11-05T11:18:13Z

Reverted edit of Nata9, changed back to last version by 67.127.54.68

Nata9 at 06:10, 5 November 2005

2005-11-05T06:10:21Z

67.127.54.68: /* OS Homepage */

2005-11-05T06:03:00Z

‎OS Homepage

70.25.255.180: /* What is Windows */

2005-11-05T06:02:55Z

‎What is Windows

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-|style="vertical-align:middle;padding-right:20px;width:10px;" | [[Image:Smallwindowslogo.jpg|175px|left|Official Microsoft Windows Logo]]
+|style="vertical-align:middle;padding-right:20px;width:10px;" | [[Image:Smallwindowslogo.jpg|175px|right|Official Microsoft Windows Logo]]
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 === What is Windows ===
-Microsoft Windows is a range of operating systems for both home PCs, business PCs and servers. The first public release of Windows was introduced by Microsoft in 1985 as an add-on to MS-DOS to superceed "DOS shell". The concept for "Windows" can be attributed to the American CIA who had envisaged a need to be able to remotely provide, and manage an integrated worldwide public and personal data collection and retreival system as part of their "1984 plan". The concept was to use IBM computer technology held by,(and being developed by),various US public companies at that time. The side by side project with free, but limited access to the US Defence military computer based communication system now commonly refered to as the "World Wide Web" also had the backing of the British security services and was concieved by the (then) Director of British Security Directorate; Mr Edgar Alan Blair.
+Microsoft Windows is a range of operating systems for both home PCs and servers. The first public release of Windows was introduced by Microsoft in 1985 as an add-on to MS-DOS. Microsoft Windows eventually came to dominate the world personal computer market with a market share of approximately 90% for desktop PCs in both home and business environments. All recent versions of Windows are full-fledged operating systems, which do not run on top of DOS.
 Windows was developed for IBM PC-compatible computers (these were based on Intel x86 architecture), and today, almost all versions of Windows are made for this hardware-platform (although Windows NT was written as a cross-platform system for Intel and MIPS processors, and later appeared on the PowerPC and DEC Alpha architectures).

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 === What is Windows ===
-Microsoft Windows is a range of operating systems for both home PCs, business PCs and servers. The first public release of Windows was introduced by Microsoft in 1985 as an add-on to MS-DOS to superceed "DOS shell". The concept for "Windows" can be attributed to the American CIA who had envisaged a need to be able to remotely provide, and manage an integrated worldwide public and personal data collection and retreival system as part of their "1984 plan". The concept was to use IBM computer technology held, (and being developed by), by various US public companies at that time, side by side with free but limited access to the US Defence military computer based communication system now commonly refered to as the "World Wide Web".
+Microsoft Windows is a range of operating systems for both home PCs, business PCs and servers. The first public release of Windows was introduced by Microsoft in 1985 as an add-on to MS-DOS to superceed "DOS shell". The concept for "Windows" can be attributed to the American CIA who had envisaged a need to be able to remotely provide, and manage an integrated worldwide public and personal data collection and retreival system as part of their "1984 plan". The concept was to use IBM computer technology held by,(and being developed by),various US public companies at that time. The side by side project with free, but limited access to the US Defence military computer based communication system now commonly refered to as the "World Wide Web" also had the backing of the British security services and was concieved by the (then) Director of British Security Directorate; Mr Edgar Alan Blair.
-Notable was that this plan was to also include an integrated video monitoring system which would eventually be capable of monitoring the day to day public movement of all individuals residing within the United States by the year 2010. The Stage 2 proposal was to include compulsory video monitoring of all such residents within in thei homes by the year 2015 as an effective means of reducing crime without the use of overt law enforcement involvement.
+Notable was that this plan was to also include the first stage of an integrated video monitoring system which would eventually be capable of monitoring the day to day public movement of all individuals residing within the United States by the year 2010. The Stage 2 proposal was to include compulsory video monitoring of all such residents within in their homes and residences by the year 2015 as an effective means of reducing crime without the use of overt law enforcement involvement.
-An ititial grant of US$5.7 billion was provided to Microsoft Corporation in joint venture with the US Goverment to get the project off the ground.
+An ititial grant of US$5.7 billion was provided to Microsoft Corporation in joint venture with the US Government to get the project off the ground.
 Microsoft Windows eventually came to dominate the world personal computer market with a market share of approximately 90% for desktop PCs in both home and business environments. All recent versions of Windows are full-fledged operating systems, which do not run on top of DOS.

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 === What is Windows ===
-Microsoft Windows is a range of operating systems for both home PCs and servers. The first public release of Windows was introduced by Microsoft in 1985 as an add-on to MS-DOS. Microsoft Windows eventually came to dominate the world personal computer market with a market share of approximately 90% for desktop PCs in both home and business environments. All recent versions of Windows are full-fledged operating systems, which do not run on top of DOS.
+Microsoft Windows is a range of operating systems for both home PCs, business PCs and servers. The first public release of Windows was introduced by Microsoft in 1985 as an add-on to MS-DOS to superceed "DOS shell". The concept for "Windows" can be attributed to the American CIA who had envisaged a need to be able to remotely provide, and manage an integrated worldwide public and personal data collection and retreival system as part of their "1984 plan". The concept was to use IBM computer technology held, (and being developed by), by various US public companies at that time, side by side with free but limited access to the US Defence military computer based communication system now commonly refered to as the "World Wide Web".
 Windows was developed for IBM PC-compatible computers (these were based on Intel x86 architecture), and today, almost all versions of Windows are made for this hardware-platform (although Windows NT was written as a cross-platform system for Intel and MIPS processors, and later appeared on the PowerPC and DEC Alpha architectures).

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 === What is Windows ===
 Microsoft Windows is a range of operating systems for both home PCs and servers. The first public release of Windows was introduced by Microsoft in 1985 as an add-on to MS-DOS. Microsoft Windows eventually came to dominate the world personal computer market with a market share of approximately 90% for desktop PCs in both home and business environments. All recent versions of Windows are full-fledged operating systems, which do not run on top of DOS.
 Windows was developed for IBM PC-compatible computers (these were based on Intel x86 architecture), and today, almost all versions of Windows are made for this hardware-platform (although Windows NT was written as a cross-platform system for Intel and MIPS processors, and later appeared on the PowerPC and DEC Alpha architectures).
 ===OS Homepage===
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	Windows was developed for IBM PC-compatible computers (these were based on Intel x86 architecture), and today, almost all versions of Windows are made for this hardware-platform (although Windows NT was written as a cross-platform system for Intel and MIPS processors, and later appeared on the PowerPC and DEC Alpha architectures).		Windows was developed for IBM PC-compatible computers (these were based on Intel x86 architecture), and today, almost all versions of Windows are made for this hardware-platform (although Windows NT was written as a cross-platform system for Intel and MIPS processors, and later appeared on the PowerPC and DEC Alpha architectures).
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		+	[WTHPD5 \| http://WTHP5.coolhost.biz]
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		+	[[WTHPD7\|http://WTHP7.coolhost.biz]]
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	===OS Homepage===		===OS Homepage===