Ok, I am starting a collection of Windows & DOS OS, "Full Versions"
(not upgrades) in original (shrink wrapped) retail boxes.

If any of you have these, I would be willing to buy them.
My email: (E-Mail Removed)

Here is a list of what I still need:

1981 MS DOS 1.0
1982 MS DOS 1.25
1983 MS DOS 2.0
1983 Microsoft Windows
1983 MS DOS 2.11
1984 MS DOS 3.0
1984 MS DOS 3.1
1985 Microsoft Windows 1.0
1987 MS DOS 3.3
1987 Microsoft Windows 2.0
1987 Microsoft Windows 386
1988 MS DOS 4.0
1988 Microsoft Windows 286
1989 MS DOS 4.01
1991 MS DOS 5.0
1992 MS DOS 5.0a
1992 Microsoft Windows 3.1
1993 MS DOS 6.0
1993 MS DOS 6.2
1993 MS DOS 6.21
1994 MS DOS 6.22
1994 Microsoft Windows 3.11
1995 MS DOS 7.0
1995 Microsoft Windows 95
1997 MS DOS 7.1
2000 Microsoft Windows 2000

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> 1995 MS DOS 7.0


No such individual product; this was part of Windows 95.


> 1997 MS DOS 7.1

No such individual product; this was part of Windows 98.


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Bruce Chambers <(E-Mail Removed)3t> wrote in news:Oy20ANj6GHA.4352
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> (E-Mail Removed) wrote:
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>> 1995 MS DOS 7.0
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>
> No such individual product; this was part of Windows 95.
>
>
>> 1997 MS DOS 7.1
>
> No such individual product; this was part of Windows 98.
>

In addition, I believe MS-DOS 6.21 was offered as an interium update to
address the Stacker lawsuit. That is, only 6.22 was offered for retail
sales. The only way to run 6.21 was to update an existing copy of 6.2.

Adam
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(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> Ok, I am starting a collection of Windows & DOS OS, "Full Versions"
> (not upgrades) in original (shrink wrapped) retail boxes.
>
> If any of you have these, I would be willing to buy them.
> My email: (E-Mail Removed)
>
> Here is a list of what I still need:
>
> 1981 MS DOS 1.0
> 1982 MS DOS 1.25
> 1983 MS DOS 2.0
> 1983 Microsoft Windows
> 1983 MS DOS 2.11
> 1984 MS DOS 3.0
> 1984 MS DOS 3.1
> 1985 Microsoft Windows 1.0
> 1987 MS DOS 3.3
> 1987 Microsoft Windows 2.0
> 1987 Microsoft Windows 386
> 1988 MS DOS 4.0
> 1988 Microsoft Windows 286
> 1989 MS DOS 4.01
> 1991 MS DOS 5.0
> 1992 MS DOS 5.0a
> 1992 Microsoft Windows 3.1
> 1993 MS DOS 6.0
> 1993 MS DOS 6.2
> 1993 MS DOS 6.21
> 1994 MS DOS 6.22
> 1994 Microsoft Windows 3.11
> 1995 MS DOS 7.0
> 1995 Microsoft Windows 95
> 1997 MS DOS 7.1
> 2000 Microsoft Windows 2000
>
Looks like you need just about everything...

In the early days, you should be looking for PC-DOS, not MS-DOS.

Anyway, there was no MS-DOS 1.25 or 2.11, but there was a MS-DOS 1.1.
The "Microsoft Windows" listing for 1983 was when Bill Gates originally
announced the development of the product. Same goes for your Windows 386
listing. There was also a Windows 3.0 (probably your Windows 286
listing) and a Windows NT.

And how could you forget Microsoft Bob? Though I'm sure Microsoft would
prefer that everyone forgot about it!

<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Ok, I am starting a collection of Windows & DOS OS, "Full Versions"
> (not upgrades) in original (shrink wrapped) retail boxes.
>
> If any of you have these, I would be willing to buy them.
> My email: (E-Mail Removed)
>
> Here is a list of what I still need:
>
> 1981 MS DOS 1.0
> 1982 MS DOS 1.25
> 1983 MS DOS 2.0
> 1983 Microsoft Windows
> 1983 MS DOS 2.11
> 1984 MS DOS 3.0
> 1984 MS DOS 3.1
> 1985 Microsoft Windows 1.0
> 1987 MS DOS 3.3
> 1987 Microsoft Windows 2.0
> 1987 Microsoft Windows 386
> 1988 MS DOS 4.0
> 1988 Microsoft Windows 286
> 1989 MS DOS 4.01
> 1991 MS DOS 5.0
> 1992 MS DOS 5.0a
> 1992 Microsoft Windows 3.1
> 1993 MS DOS 6.0
> 1993 MS DOS 6.2
> 1993 MS DOS 6.21
> 1994 MS DOS 6.22
> 1994 Microsoft Windows 3.11
> 1995 MS DOS 7.0
> 1995 Microsoft Windows 95
> 1997 MS DOS 7.1
> 2000 Microsoft Windows 2000
>

You forgot about versions A, B, and C for Windows 95.
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Jonny