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|title = Build of [[Windows 1.0]] | |title = Build of [[Windows 1.0]] | ||
|image = Win1.0Beta.jpg | |image = Win1.0Beta.jpg | ||
|imagecaption = Windows 1.0 for the Tandy 2000 Personal Computer | |||
|kernel = 1.0 | |kernel = 1.0 | ||
|arch = x86 (16-bit) | |arch = x86 (16-bit) | ||
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'''Windows 1.0 Tandy 2000 builds''' | '''Windows 1.0 "Tandy 2000" builds''' is an early pre-release versions of [[Windows 1.0]], demonstated on the Tandy 2000 Personal Computer. | ||
== Background == | |||
The Tandy 2000 was an Intel 80186-based computer. Since the 80186 processor was not fully compatible with the IBM PC and compatibles, this created compatibility issues dividing it from other machines of the time. | The Tandy 2000 was an Intel 80186-based computer. Since the 80186 processor was not fully compatible with the IBM PC and compatibles, this created compatibility issues dividing it from other machines of the time. | ||
The version of Windows demonstrated here is one that was specifically designed for the Tandy 2000 personal computer, including the Intel 80186 processor and also the high resolution graphics (640x400 screen resolution at 16 colors) used by the machine itself. | The version of Windows demonstrated here is one that was specifically designed for the Tandy 2000 personal computer, including the Intel 80186 processor and also the high resolution graphics (640x400 screen resolution at 16 colors) used by the machine itself. | ||
== Files == | |||
The demonstration version launched from a file called <code>DEMO.BAT</code> and was intended to be run from a single floppy disk. This loaded a copy of Windows with several sample applications which could easily be loaded from there. | |||
While versions of Windows for the IBM PC and compatibles generally used the <code>.EXE</code> file extension for executable program files, this demonstration instead used the | While versions of Windows for the IBM PC and compatibles generally used the <code>.EXE</code> file extension for executable program files, this demonstration instead used the .MOD extension for most executable files. | ||
'''The files here are as follows:''' | |||
The files here are as follows: | |||
- BOXES.MOD: Boxes sample | - BOXES.MOD: Boxes sample | ||
- BOXES.RES: Resource file for Boxes sample | - BOXES.RES: Resource file for Boxes sample | ||
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- WINDOWS.MOD: Microsoft Windows executable file | - WINDOWS.MOD: Microsoft Windows executable file | ||
- WINDOWS.RES: Resource file for Microsoft Windows executable file | - WINDOWS.RES: Resource file for Microsoft Windows executable file | ||
== Second build == | |||
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== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:01 big.jpg|Advertisement demonstrating the use of Windows | File:Win1.0Beta.jpg|High resolution shot showing the system in use | ||
File:01 big.jpg|Advertisement demonstrating the use of Microsoft Windows for the Tandy 2000 | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
*[http://www.guidebookgallery.org/ads/magazines/windows/win10-tandy2000] 1984-1985 Microsoft Windows Tandy 2000 advertisement | *[http://www.guidebookgallery.org/ads/magazines/windows/win10-tandy2000] 1984-1985 Microsoft Windows Tandy 2000 advertisement |
Revision as of 21:20, 28 April 2019
Template:Infobox WindowsBuild Windows 1.0 "Tandy 2000" builds is an early pre-release versions of Windows 1.0, demonstated on the Tandy 2000 Personal Computer.
Background
The Tandy 2000 was an Intel 80186-based computer. Since the 80186 processor was not fully compatible with the IBM PC and compatibles, this created compatibility issues dividing it from other machines of the time.
The version of Windows demonstrated here is one that was specifically designed for the Tandy 2000 personal computer, including the Intel 80186 processor and also the high resolution graphics (640x400 screen resolution at 16 colors) used by the machine itself.
Files
The demonstration version launched from a file called DEMO.BAT
and was intended to be run from a single floppy disk. This loaded a copy of Windows with several sample applications which could easily be loaded from there.
While versions of Windows for the IBM PC and compatibles generally used the .EXE
file extension for executable program files, this demonstration instead used the .MOD extension for most executable files.
The files here are as follows:
- BOXES.MOD: Boxes sample - BOXES.RES: Resource file for Boxes sample - CALC.MOD: Calculator application - CALC.RES: Resource file for Calculator application - CLIP.MOD: Clipboard - CLIP.RES: Resource file for Clipboard - COMMAND.COM: Microsoft MS-DOS command interpreter - CONFIG.BIN: System configuration file - CURSOR.MOD: Mouse cursor file - DEMO.BAT: Used to launch the Microsoft Windows demonstration - DISPLAY.MOD: Display driver file - FONT.RES: Font resources - GDI.MOD: GDI (Graphics Device Interface) system file - GDI16.MOD: GDI (Graphics Device Interface) 16-bit system file - GDI8.MOD: GDI (Graphics Device Interface) 8-bit system file - KERNEL.MOD: Microsoft Windows kernel system file - KEYBOARD.MOD: Keyboard system file - KEYNAMES.BIN: Extra keyboard system file - MB.EXE: Mapbase application (MS-DOS) - MOUSE.MOD: Mouse driver file - PUZZLE.MOD: Puzzle sample application - PUZZLE.RES: Resource file for Puzzle sample application - SAMPLE.MOD: Sample Application - SAMPLE.RES: Resource file for Sample Application - SHELL.MOD: "DOS Window" shell application - SHELL.RES: Resource file for "DOS Window" shell application - TEST.MOD: Test executable file - TIMER.MOD: System timer driver file - WINDOWS.MOD: Microsoft Windows executable file - WINDOWS.RES: Resource file for Microsoft Windows executable file
Second build
Gallery
References
- [1] 1984-1985 Microsoft Windows Tandy 2000 advertisement