File:Windows XP scaling at 200%.png

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Summary

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Non-free media information and use rationale true for DPI scaling in Windows
Description

Scaling in Windows XP at 200%, with Tablet PC overview, Volume Control, IE6 and Windows Explorer in foreground

Source

Microsoft Windows XP

Article

DPI scaling in Windows

Portion used

Full desktop

Low resolution?

No. It is detail-dependent

Purpose of use

Illustrates the desktop rendered by Windows XP at 200% scaling

Replaceable?

No, Windows XP is a copyrighted operating system, so even if free alternatives exist, they aren't usable for illustrating the operating system

Other information

Cannot be made low-resolution.

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