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I remember using Publisher a lot in high school with Office 2003 on the school computer to brochures.

Most definitely! I'll make it happen and add it to my list. :)

Not really, they're actually from prior to the release of Windows 98. The "Windows 98" icons only came with the Windows Desktop Update option with Internet Explorer 4 on Windows 95 and Windows NT 4.0 at the time when IE4 was released in 1997, until Microsoft started used the icons in the Beta 2 of (Microsoft Memphis) Windows 98 during it's development which carried over the icons from Windows 95C.

There some international models I like from the Pre-iPhone era which is the Noka 3510i and the Nokia 3530.

@@DuranMedineYep, the 3510i was massively popular here in Europe in 2003-2004. I’ve got one in my collection as well. The 3530 on the other hand, I’ve never seen in person; wonder where this was sold. Might have been in Asia…

In 2005 my first phone was a Nokia 1100 and that little got the job done.

Nokia and Motorola always did some nice 8-bit variants of classical music.

@@DuranMedine That's very interesting. When it comes to classical music 8-bit variants of the old days, the ones on classic Windows operating systems will always be my favorites.

@@CEO100able Same here.

Lol 😂😂

My all time favorite is Windows 98 for mainly nostalgia and games. Windows 2000 is my other favorite. I mainly use 86Box for WFW 3.11, Windows 9x, and NT4 while I use Win2K and XP in UTM.

@@DuranMedine Good to know your favourite version of Windows. My all time favourite version of Windows is Windows XP, regardless of which Service Pack edition I use.

I usually upload once week depending on my spare time and my internet connection.

I'm not fan of it, to be honest with you despite the Recall feature doing screenshots of your desktop. The biggest problem is you can't disable it on Copolit+ PC's because it's set to stay on by default.

@@DuranMedine Do you think there's legit privacy concerns with the Recall feature?

@@cameroncole06 I really do think there is some privacy concerns with the Recall feature.

@@DuranMedine Definitely.

It does, I actually started off with my old account back in June 2008 this account was opened up in 2010 originally as a backup account. I fully moved over to this account in Mid-2011.

Linux would be a good choice for it, although that computer barely gets used due being semi-retired.

I would. This computer barely gets used although it's semi-retired from everyday use.

Thanks.

I've read about it. I've used it many times when I was in high school to make brochures.

I haven't figured that part out yet. I did find some info on how to do it though. github.com/utmapp/UTM/discussions/3625

It was released in late 1997 before Windows 98. Publisher 98 is a revision of Publisher 97 that came with the revised version of the Small Business Edition of Microsoft Office.

I remember discovering Microsoft Publisher during the Office 2003 era when they replaced Office XP on the school computers in the mid-2000s. My old Windows 98 computer had Office 97 installed on it which got upgraded to Office 2000.

It surely is. Even though we all know that Clippit a.k.a Clippy was introduced in the Office 97 suite, as much as we know that Office 2003 being the last version to have Clippy.

Yup. Clippy made his debut in Office 97 along with other Office Assistants like The Dot, Office Logo, and Mother Nature that made their way in later versions of Microsoft Office.

Most definitely. The early 1990's is when computers with CD-Rom drives and sound card started to become mainstream, and Windows started to become to go for productivity software and games.

Yes. It was very the first version of Windows to have startup with the introduction of sound cards.

Yes. Internet Explorer 8 and Windows Media Player 11 will install with no problems in Windows XP.

I've heard about that browser along with Pale Moon.

Can you install Supermium?

Yes. You'll need both SP3 and IE8 to be installed in order to install Supermium and for it to work properly.

@@DuranMedine But Supermium requires Windows XP SP1 or higher and Windows Server 2003 RTM or higher the browser itself. And the installer requires Windows XP SP2 or higher and Windows Server 2003 SP1 or higher.

It's a tutorial on how to set up Windows XP in UTM using the UTM emulator.

I prefer using an .ISO because for a faster installation process, even though I would use a psychical genuine copy although unfortunately not many computers have a CD drive I would have make to an .ISO file to use it.

Of course. I've used it a lot when I had Windows Vista and Windows 7.

I have no idea. All I know it's an emulator made for macOS based on QEMU.

Oh yeah, I remember the days using Windows 2000 before XP and Vista. Windows 2000 had some cool features with playing some audio files in Windows Explorer. Although, a lot people actually replaced Windows Me with Windows 2000 because how rock solid it was and it's very stable with it being built on NT technology before Windows XP came out opposed to Windows Me still using the Windows 9x kernel.

I remember when 86Box was Windows-exclusive until the developers created the Mac version along with MacBox. I tested Windows 95 once in UTM and it ran just fine, I might give Windows Me a shot to see how it handles UTM instead of 86Box.Windows XP works good even though you had to install some drivers in UTM.

@@DuranMedine Sounds interesting. Looking forward to seeing more UTM videos!

@@DuranMedine 86box is on linux as well

It does, although during Windows Me's development the developers at Microsoft used some of the visual elements in Windows 2000 to make look like Windows 2000 to an extent.