File:Windows98.png

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Description	Screenshot of the Windows 98 SE desktop with the Channel Guide and Welcome to Windows 98 window open.
Source	BetaWiki Original uploader: Foxlet Date: 21:08, 13 August 2017 File: 1,024 × 768 (22 KB)
Author	Microsoft
Portion used	Entire screen.
Low resolution?	Screenshot has been resized from 1024x768 to 640x480. Due to the small text size, it should not be resize further down.

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Use rationale

Non-free media rationale for History of Microsoft Windows
Article	History of Microsoft Windows
Purpose of use	To illustrate the desktop in the section Windows 98.
Replaceable?	Can only be replaced with another non-free image.

Non-free media rationale for History of Microsoft
Article	History of Microsoft
Purpose of use	To illustrate the desktop in the section 1995–1999: Foray into the Web and other ventures.
Replaceable?	Can only be replaced with another non-free image.

Non-free media rationale for Windows 98
Article	Windows 98
Purpose of use	To demonstrate the default Windows 98 desktop.
Replaceable?	Can only be replaced with another non-free image.

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