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Originally Posted by BetterRed
@davidfor - Windows NT pre-dates Window 95 by a couple of years. NT 3.1 was the first NT, so-called because that was the current 16bit Windows version. And I agree OS/2 file association handling is (because it's still in use) infinitely better than any Windows file association has ever been, or ever will be. We regarded early NT as an blend of OS/2 and Win 16 (mashup in modern parlance) that delivered the worst of both worlds :lol:
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Correct. The NT line caught up with Win95's (Windows v4.0) interface conventions with the release of NT4.0. Both Windows and WindowsNT coexisted until the (welcomed) death of WindowsME(v4.9). There were no v5 Windows releases. NT continued with Windows 2000 (NT5.0), XP (NT5.1), Vista (NT6.0), Windows 7 (NT6.1), 8.0 (NT6.2), 8.1 (NT6.3, it really was Windows9), and Windows 10 (NT6.4).