Any old Microsoft software package scans/CD scans/floppy scans that you have it?

Ok guys, a little more from me

this is the scan of a rare to find Olivetti Envision OEM disk; for those who don't know olivetti (Italian typewriter & PC company that almost disappeared), about 15 years ago relased the envision system.. a kind of MediaCenter ante-litteram with also wireless keyboard/mouse and a lot of cool things, but had no succes and only a few units were shipped... this disk was given me by my GF's father that worked for olivetti and contains the OEM version of windows 95 (95 B I think) in danish and also a sofware called olipilot that is a kind of dashboard that can be used to load software and for multimedia playing

good. More?

Any more Microsoft packages, CDs, and floppies you have to be scanned here?

It might be good if you'd just let people add scans when they have them instead of constantly demanding people add more.

Personally I'm getting sick of the "demands" being made, in future the posts will just be removed. Stop being impatient and so demanding.

*images removed - use the BA Image Uploader next time!*

I was just about to say the same thing...

Added Ahmed Jebara's Windows CDs and manuals, some of them that I owned which is Microsoft Windows 95 (OEM) CD, the part number is same as mine.

Just found my Office 2007 Home and Student Retail CD. Spanish.

Microsoft Office 97 (Polish)

Thanks for your great scans. And now this topic has been sticked by mrpijey to attract more Microsoft software scans.

Here's Swedish Windows Millennium Edition (Upgrade):

Microsoft Windows Draw Version 3.0


Microsoft Windows for Workgroups 3.11 (Highscreen)


Microsoft Word 6.0 for Windows


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Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2008 Standard

As far as the first two CD-ROMs are concerned, I myself not only have them (having originally purchased them on eBay four years ago during the latter half of February 2008, having to communicate with my Mother over the phone about the whole thing due to having been travelling with my Father to California at the time), but also released both of them here on BetaArchive in early April 2008 as part of the old Release-a-fortnight scheme, not to mention that the build contained is Build 490 (possibly Build 490c, which I also have, but I would have to compare the file dates to be sure).

Anyway, I already knew that it was Build 490, from having seen KenOath's scans of both CD-ROMs in the BetaArchive Photo Gallery (known then as the BetaArchive Screenshots Gallery), however, I decided to release it anyway, since not only was the copy of Build 490 that was publically available rather incomplete (just the Setup files, and nothing else), but my copy also included the Microsoft Office for Windows 95 version 7.0 Pre-Release CD-ROM, so all in all, it was a much better copy of Build 490 than the copy that was available here at the time.

However, as far as I know, both CD-ROMs have been sorted out though, due to the new way of managing the FTP server that mrpijey reused from managing his own server, yet they're still available here nonetheless.

Microsoft Encarta 97 Encyclopedia

Like the shrinkwrap copy, it makes me feel jealous.

How did you get them?

I might do some proper scans of these later, but as my scanner wasn't cooperating, I thought taking pics was the faster way out.

You know, I have a Japanese copy of NT 3.51, and I'll try to get scans of the packaging, CD and floppies. My dad has a scanner I can use.
EDIT: CD and front of package


Floppy scans coming soon!

Thanks for your contributions of the Microsoft software scans, now I need more.

This is all I really have, not including a missing copy of Windows 7 Ultimate Signature Edition.

Here's a Windows 95 one:







EDIT: Sorry for bad picture quality, these were taken with a 3DS. I got these from my mom's house . Also, I have a Thai Windows XP disc sitting around, I'll scan that one soon, didn't do it today because until now I thought that wasn't very interesting, but now I think you guys want to see what it looks like.