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  • Operating system/Catalogs
    ** [[Microsoft Windows]] ** Microsoft Windows versions based on a DOS kernel:
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  • Operating system/Related Articles
    {{r|Microsoft Windows}}
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  • Windows XP/Related Articles
    {{r|Microsoft Windows}}
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  • Windows Vista/Related Articles
    {{r|Microsoft Windows}}
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  • Windows 7/Related Articles
    {{r|Microsoft Windows}}
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  • Windows 2000
    ...ort.microsoft.com/lifecycle/?LN=en-us&x=11&y=16&p1=3071</ref> version of [[Microsoft Windows]] intended for businesses, released in 2000 (although it reached maturity i
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  • Microsoft windows
    #REDIRECT [[Microsoft Windows]]
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  • Windows
    #REDIRECT[[Microsoft Windows]]
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  • Microsoft/Related Articles
    {{r|Microsoft Windows}}
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  • Libra (software)
    | platform = [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]] ...is a [[Wikt:Media|media]] [[Library catalog|catalog]]ing application for [[Microsoft Windows]] developed by [[CodeJam]]. The software allows users to manage their coll
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  • WMV HD/Definition
    High definition video option, encoded using Microsoft Windows Media Video 9 codecs.
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  • Closed source software
    ...are|open source definition]]. Examples of closed source software include [[Microsoft Windows]] and [[Adobe Photoshop]].
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  • WMV HD
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  • USS Yorktown (CG-48)/Definition
    ...ommissioned but first used as testbed for "smart ship" technology run by [[Microsoft Windows]]
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  • .NET Framework/Definition
    ...rams using C# and multiple other programming languages on most versions of Microsoft Windows.
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  • .NET Framework/Related Articles
    {{r|Microsoft Windows}}
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  • Pidgin chat client
    ...]] or [[BSD]] distributions and is available for other systems including [[Microsoft Windows]] and the [[Apple Macintosh]]. It handles multiple protocols including Micr
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  • Linus Torvalds/Related Articles
    {{r|Microsoft Windows}}
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  • Microsoft
    ...1975 by [[Bill Gates]]. Microsoft sells several dozen variations of the [[Microsoft Windows]] [[operating system]], which in 2007 had a dominant market share, perhaps
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  • Microsoft Windows
    | name = Microsoft Windows | os_family = [[Microsoft Windows NT|Windows NT]]-based
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  • Apple Macintosh
    ...rs ran on the [[PowerPC]] platform, and running consumer-grade versions of Microsoft Windows (such as [[Windows XP]]) was not supported nor developed by Microsoft.
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  • Kerberos
    ...ks/ibm/library/it-kerbero.html IBM]. It has been used in all versions of [[Microsoft Windows]] since [[Windows 2000]] [http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb7424
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  • PYQ-6/Definition
    General-purpose military command and control laptop computer, using the [[Microsoft Windows]] operating system to run the U.S. Army [[Maneuver Control System]] applica
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  • Host (computer network)
    Several versions of [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]] (both workstation (aka [[Personal computer|PC]]) and [[Server (co
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  • Fractal/External Links
    *[http://www.ultrafractal.com/ Ultra Fractal] — software for Microsoft Windows. Free trial version available. *[http://www.chaospro.de ChaosPro] — freeware for Microsoft Windows featuring real-time exploration, animation and more
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  • Adobe Dreamweaver
    ...and [[HTML]] editing. It is currently available for [[Mac OS X|Mac]] and [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]]. The latest version is Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004. Rumors per
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  • Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud
    *Getting Started on Microsoft Windows Server 2003; Windows Server 2003 R2 and SQL Server Express + IIS + ASP.NET *Basic Microsoft Windows Server 2003 (32- or 64-but)
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  • LAMP (application stack)/Related Articles
    {{r|Microsoft Windows}}
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  • Novell NetWare
    .... In the later half of the 1990s NetWare was eclipsed by the popularity of Microsoft Windows NT Server (now known as Windows Server 2003). ...ir own client operating system (clients could be [[UNIX]]-based, [[DOS]]/[[Microsoft Windows|Windows]] based, etc). This centralized model made backups easier, and the
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  • IPod
    ...ry well, despite receiving criticism for its $400 price tag, and lack of [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]] compatibility. A second edition, released in 2002, added Windows
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  • Serial Box
    ...the [[Mac OS X]] [[operating system]]. Although it has serials for major [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]] compatible applications, the majority of serials are for Macintos
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  • Mac OS X/Related Articles
    {{r|Microsoft Windows}}
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  • Closed source software/Related Articles
    {{r|Microsoft Windows}}
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  • Apple Inc.
    The success of [[Microsoft|Microsoft's]] [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]] operating system, which provided a graphical interface for IBM PC
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  • Advanced Micro Devices
    ...an [[instruction set]] largely compatible with the main [[Intel]] line; [[Microsoft Windows]] and its successor, as well as many [[Linux]]-family [[operating system]]s
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  • Registry (disambiguation)
    :* {{r|Registry (Microsoft Windows}}
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  • IEEE 1394
    ...restore performance, from the XP default of S100 to either S400 or S800. Microsoft Windows Vista will initially support 1394a, with 1394b support coming later in a se
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  • Web browser
    Internet Explorer's [[Trident]] layout engine is part of Microsoft Windows and can be embedded in third-party applications. There are therefore many b
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  • The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind/Definition
    ...ls]]'' series of games. It was released in [[North America]] in 2002 for [[Microsoft Windows]] and the [[Xbox]]. Well-received publicly and critically, selling over fou
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  • Pangram
    * [[The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog]]. (35 letters) (Used by [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]] as sample text) ...ws love my big sphinx of quartz. (31 letters) (Used by [[Microsoft Windows|Microsoft Windows XP]] for certain fonts)
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  • .NET Framework
    ...tion on the [[Linux]] operating systems, in addition to most versions of [[Microsoft Windows]]. ...f Microsoft Windows [[operating system]]s. When downloading updates for [[Microsoft Windows]], the execution engine is identified as the ''.NET Framework'', although i
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  • Virtualization
    ...ating system. There are real world examples of virtual machines running [[Microsoft Windows]] that run on top of a [[Linux]] Xen host, for example. The reverse is also Newer versions of Microsoft Windows (those based on the [[Microsoft Windows|Windows NT Core]]) automatically start a behind-the-scenes built-in virtual
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  • Amateur radio/External Links
    ...video/Movie.wmv Video] A video that introduces Ham radio, created by ARRL (Microsoft Windows Media Video format)
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  • LAMP (application stack)
    * A '''WAMP''' stack uses [[Microsoft Windows]]. ...atform version of the [[bundle]] that can be downloaded and installed on [[Microsoft Windows]], [[Mac OS X]], [[Solaris]], or [[Linux]].
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  • Microsoft Silverlight
    '''Microsoft Silverlight''', previously known as [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]] Presentation Foundation/Everywhere, is [[Microsoft]]'s flagship c ...develop a powerful media plug-in, targeted for major platforms, such as [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]],[[ Mac OS X]], and [[Linux]] (Moonlight), and [[Web browser|web b
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  • Vim
    ...most commonly used in [[Unix-like]] systems, it has also been ported to [[Microsoft Windows]]. Vim is an [[open source software|open source]] clone of [[vi]], and is a
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  • Mozilla Firefox
    ...[[Mozilla Corporation]]. The current version is 3.5 and is available for [[Microsoft Windows]], Apple's [[Mac OS X]] and most UNIX-like systems including [[Linux]] and
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  • Virus (computers)
    ...the majority of viruses are written to attack a computer system running [[Microsoft Windows]] related computers is simply because they retain the largest market share
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  • Geographic information system
    ...re available. The majority of the proprietary systems are limited to the [[Microsoft Windows]] [[operating system]], while the open source systems tend to work with sev ...t of the ArcGIS applications<ref name="esri2007">FAQ: Does ArcGIS support Microsoft Windows Vista? ESRI Technical Article 34020. Modified 4 December 2007 http://suppor
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  • Apache HTTP Server
    ...on a variety of platforms: various [[Unix]] and [[Unix like]] systems, [[Microsoft Windows]], [[Novell NetWare]], [[Mac OS X]] and other operating systems.
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  • Left 4 Dead
    |platforms=[[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], [[Xbox 360]], Mac OS X. ...lished by [[Valve Corporation]]. It was released on the [[Xbox 360]] and [[Microsoft Windows|PC]] in November 2008 and saw immediate praise and success, as it sold near
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  • Berkeley Software Distribution
    ...ems, from [[Linux]] to [[Mac OS X]] to [[Microsoft Windows]] (especially [[Microsoft Windows NT|Windows NT]]).
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  • Unix directory structure
    ...e "root" of the filesystem, where the entire system is contained. Unlike [[Microsoft Windows]], where each drive has its own root directory named by a letter, such as C
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  • KVM switch
    ...requires software that may or may not be available. Hot key software for [[Microsoft Windows]], for example, might not run on [[LINUX]].
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  • Final Fantasy VII
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  • Mac OS X
    ...y out and make their own, and they even considered licensing Microsoft's [[Microsoft Windows|Windows NT]]. <ref name="RoughlyDrafted">{{cite web | url=http://www.roughl
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  • Adobe Flash
    ...a [[client-server|client]] runtime available for many platforms such as [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], [[Linux]], Solaris and [[Apple Macintosh|Macintosh]]. <tr><td>Adobe Flash 9 for [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]] and [[Apple Macintosh|Macintosh]]</td><td>2006</td></tr>
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  • Virtual memory
    On Microsoft Windows computers, the operating system ''may'' increase the size of the swap file
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  • Operating system
    ...[[user interface]], while some are interchangeable in one or both. The [[Microsoft Windows]] and [[Macintosh OS]] series have only one user interface per kernel, but ...nterfaces are usually similar to the window capabilities provided by the [[Microsoft Windows]] series, with [[control panel]]s to handle access system functions, [[icon
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  • COBOL
    ...nterprises, and on operating systems such as IBM's [[z/OS]], Microsoft's [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], and the POSIX families ([[Unix]]/[[Linux]] etc.. ). In 1997, th
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  • Infrastructure as a Service
    ...alized is of the Intel x86 series, with most vendors, providing at least [[Microsoft Windows]] and [[LINUX]] operating systems. One variable is whether the cloud is b
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  • Virtual server
    ** Microsoft Windows Server Hyper-V - Not quite as robust as VMware, but it is a direct challeng
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  • Rexx
    ...all its operating systems. Non-IBM freeware versions are available for [[Microsoft Windows]], most variants of [[Unix]], and [[Mac OS X]].
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  • Linux distribution
    ...were attracted to Linux distributions as alternatives to the [[DOS]] and [[Microsoft Windows]] operating systems on the [[IBM PC compatible|PC]], [[Mac OS]] on the [[Ap
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  • Routing information base
    ...g table. If a router or end system (such as a Personal computer|PC running Microsoft Windows or Linux), cannot find a route for a destination, the default route is used
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  • The Elder Scrolls
    * 2002 - ''[[The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind]]'' - [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], [[Xbox]]
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  • Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks
    ...ating system specific volume mapping tables, and [[Active Directory]] in [[Microsoft Windows]] systems.
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  • Digital preservation
    ...ington, DC, USA }}</ref>. For example, emulating an [[Atari 2600]] on a [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]] system or emulating [[WordPerfect|WordPerfect 1.0]] on a [[Apple
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  • Open source software
    ...ve not only been ported to, but written for proprietary systems, such as [[Microsoft Windows]] and [[Mac OS X]]. Examples of this include the [[Pidgin (software)|Pidgin
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  • Email
    ...[[UNIX]] computers, the problem is most common today on the more popular [[Microsoft Windows]] operating system.
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  • Video game
    ...computer games commonly require a specific [[operating system]] such as [[Microsoft Windows]] to function. While most games are developed for Windows,<ref name="window ...nreal], Gamespot.com, June 10, 1998.</ref> However, major changes to the [[Microsoft Windows]] operating system, by then the market leader, made many older [[MS-DOS]]-b
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  • Usability
    ...terface (CLI)''. The next is the use of windowing, not to be confused with Microsoft Windows, which allows multiple concurrent CLIs to coexist on one physical display.
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  • Linux (operating system)
    '''Linux''' is a general purpose [[operating system]] similar in purpose to [[Microsoft Windows]] and [[Mac OS X]]. Unlike Windows and OS X, Linux is [[free software|free]
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  • StarCraft (series)
    | platform = [[Mac]], [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]]
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  • The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
    |platforms=[[Microsoft Windows|Windows]], [[Xbox 360]], [[PlayStation 3]] ...ion [[fantasy]] video game series. It was released on March 20, 2006 for [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]] [[Personal computer|PCs]] and the [[Xbox 360]]. A [[PlayStation 3
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  • Ticonderoga-class
    ...quently used as an engineering test ship to test the capabilities of using Microsoft Windows as an operating system for tactical applications.
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  • Mario (character)/Catalogs
    ...games in the Mario series#Mario Teaches Typing|Mario Teaches Typing]]'' ([[Microsoft Windows]])
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  • Dictionary attack
    ...arget is of great value, either because it is very widely deployed (e.g. [[Microsoft Windows]] or [[Android (smartphone)|Android]] phones) or because it is used in crit
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  • HTML5
    |[[Internet Explorer]] and other [[Internet Explorer shell]]s ([[Microsoft Windows]] [[operating system]]s only)
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  • The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind
    | platforms = [[Microsoft Windows]], [[Xbox]] ...ls]]'' series of games. It was released in [[North America]] in 2002 for [[Microsoft Windows]] and the [[Xbox]]. Well-received publicly and critically, selling over fou
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  • Personal computer
    ...system]], [[computer program|applications]], media, and documents. On a [[Microsoft Windows]] computer, this is represented by the "C:" drive.
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  • World of Warcraft/Citable Version
    | platform = [[Mac OS X]], [[Microsoft Windows]]
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  • World of Warcraft
    | platform = [[Mac OS X]], [[Microsoft Windows]]
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