Windows 2.0 and some applications. Windows 2.0 set up Windows 3.0 by allowing a protected mode kernel that allowed multitasking of MS-DOS applications, but Windows applications all shared a ...

This name reflected its primary purpose as a graphical interface manager designed to enhance the usability of the MS-DOS operating system. However, marketers at Microsoft recognized that the name ...

The MS-DOS Executive was superseded by Program Manager and File Manager in Windows 3.0. See Windows 1.0. THIS DEFINITION IS FOR PERSONAL USE ONLY. All other reproduction requires permission.