"The Transition from DOS to Windows XP (eXPerience)
(formerly Windows 2002). . .
Many software application packages, in areas such as records management, have recently made the transition from DOS to Windows. But . . . , not to Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 98 Second Edition), Windows 2000, or [b]Windows XP (formerly Windows 2002)[/b],. . . [b]Windows 2000 and the follow-on Windows XP (eXPerience) (Windows 2002)[/b], . . .
[In 2001, Microsoft plans to replace Windows 2000 (and to replace Window 98, 98 Second Edition, and ME) [b]with Windows XP (eXPerience) which was to have been Windows 2002[/b], and may still be followed by Windows 2003)]
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