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[edit] Summary

The Windows File Manager in Windows NT 3.5.

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Non-free / fair use media rationale for File Manager (Windows)
Description	This is a screenshot of the Windows File Manager most commonly used in Windows 3.x and Windows NT 3.x.
Source	A screenshot I got this by pressing 'PrtScn' on my keyboard and saving the file as a gif image for upload to this site.
Article	File Manager (Windows)
Portion used	It shows the whole File Manager so the viewer knows exactly what it looks like.
Low resolution?	Yes
Purpose of use	So anyone reading about File Manager knows what the Windows File Manager looks like.
Replaceable?	No not really, while there are free equivilants of the File Manager app this article is the one that comes with Windows so we really want to use the actual File Manager app and not a clone of it.