Image:Windows 3.0 workspace.png

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[edit] Summary

Screenshot of the Windows 3.0 workspace.

[edit] Image information

PNG, 640×480, 4-bit indexed color, gamma of 0.45455, sRGB (now with relative colorimetric rendering intent) and 3780 pixels per metre (96 pixels per inch).

[edit] Licensing

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[edit] Fair-use rationale

• Screenshot that demonstrates the Windows 3.0 workspace
• Not likely to cause any financial damage to Microsoft, as Microsoft no longer sells or supports this software
• A screenshot is pretty safe territory
• Wikipedia is a non-profit organisation, downstream providers who are not non-profit will need to consider whether they will take the risk in using this image
• Clearly used for educational use

The above rationale applies to the image's use in the Windows 3.0 article, as well as on History of Microsoft Windows and Program Manager, which both deal directly with the subject of Windows 3.0.

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