Windows 3.1 - Revision history

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 Windows 3.1 dropped the real-mode from [[Windows 3.0]], while retaining both standard & 386 Enhanced modes.  Both modes functioned identically as they did in Windows 3.0
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 '''Windows 3.1''' introduced several new technologies onto the [[Windows 3.0]] platform.  The most notable was [[True type]] [[font]]s, and OLE.  The '[[real mode]]' was removed, as Windows 3.1 now executed in [[protected mode]] only.
-Windows 3.1 is more of an 'environment' then an [[operating system]], as it still uses [[MS-DOS]] for some functions, and the 386 enhanced mode spawns [[VDM]]'s with MS-DOS.
+Windows 3.1 is more of an [[operating environment]] then an [[operating system]], as it still uses [[MS-DOS]] for some functions, and the 386 enhanced mode spawns [[VDM]]'s with MS-DOS.
 Microsoft also included basic [[multi-media]] API's facilitating the playback of [[MIDI]] [[file]]s, and wav audio files.
 == Modes of operation ==
-Windows 3.1 dropped the realmode from [[Windows 3.0]], while retaining both standard & 386 Enhanced modes.  Both modes functioned identically as they did in Windows 3.0
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 [[Image:Windows 3.1.jpg|thumb|right|150px|Windows 3.1]]
-Windows 3.1 introduced several new technologies onto the Windows 3.0 platform.  The most notable was [[True type]] fonts, and OLE.  The 'real mode' was removed, as Windows 3.1 now executed in protected mode only.
+'''Windows 3.1''' introduced several new technologies onto the [[Windows 3.0]] platform.  The most notable was [[True type]] [[font]]s, and OLE.  The '[[real mode]]' was removed, as Windows 3.1 now executed in [[protected mode]] only.
-Windows 3.1 is more of an 'environment' then an operating system, as it still uses [[MS-DOS]] for some functions, and the 386 enhanced mode spawns [[VDM]]'s with MS-DOS.
+Windows 3.1 is more of an 'environment' then an [[operating system]], as it still uses [[MS-DOS]] for some functions, and the 386 enhanced mode spawns [[VDM]]'s with MS-DOS.
-Microsoft also included basic multimedia API's facilitating the playback of [[MIDI]] files, and wav audio files.
+Microsoft also included basic [[multi-media]] API's facilitating the playback of [[MIDI]] [[file]]s, and wav audio files.
 == Modes of operation ==
 Windows 3.1 dropped the realmode from [[Windows 3.0]], while retaining both standard & 386 Enhanced modes.  Both modes functioned identically as they did in Windows 3.0
 {{Nav Windows}}
 [[Category:Operating Environments]]

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 {{Infobox OS
 | image = Windows 3.1 Box.jpg|150px
 | name = Windows 3.1
 | creator = Microsoft

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 | multitasking = cooperative with paging (386) / swap (286)
 }}
 Windows 3.1 introduced several new technologies onto the Windows 3.0 platform.  The most notable was [[True type]] fonts, and OLE.  The 'real mode' was removed, as Windows 3.1 now executed in protected mode only.

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 | name = Windows 3.1
 | creator = Microsoft
-| year introduced = 1993
+| year introduced = 1992
 | architecture = [[i286]], [[i386]]
 | type = Time-sharing