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This build is one of the earliest of Windows 3.1 (codenamed "Janus") builds, and certainly the earliest one available. | This build is one of the earliest of Windows 3.1 (codenamed "Janus") builds, and certainly the earliest one available. | ||
In terms of both, code and functionality, this build is not significantly different from Windows 3.00a, on which it was obviously based, however, it did add support for | In terms of both, code and functionality, this build is not significantly different from Windows 3.00a, on which it was obviously based, however, it did add support for screensavers and TrueType fonts, among other things. | ||
It was also by the time this build was compiled that Microsoft was starting to replace the old Windows 3.0 icons with newer, 3D style ones for Windows 3.1. | It was also by the time this build was compiled that Microsoft was starting to replace the old Windows 3.0 icons with newer, 3D style ones for Windows 3.1. | ||
This build still uses the Windows 3.0 boot screen, but says 3.1, instead of 3.0. | This build still uses the Windows 3.0 boot screen, but says 3.1, instead of 3.0. | ||
Revision as of 18:46, 18 November 2013
This build is one of the earliest of Windows 3.1 (codenamed "Janus") builds, and certainly the earliest one available.
In terms of both, code and functionality, this build is not significantly different from Windows 3.00a, on which it was obviously based, however, it did add support for screensavers and TrueType fonts, among other things.
It was also by the time this build was compiled that Microsoft was starting to replace the old Windows 3.0 icons with newer, 3D style ones for Windows 3.1.
This build still uses the Windows 3.0 boot screen, but says 3.1, instead of 3.0.
