30th Anniversary of Windows 3.0
Thirty years have passed
Symbols once obscure, now known
Wingdings' quiet last.
Release of Windows 10
Wingdings was included in Windows 10, showing its continued relevance.
Windows ten arrives
Wingdings in the future’s light
Icons still survive
End of Support for Windows XP
XP bids farewell,\nYet Wingdings endure the change,\nIcons never age.
Release of Windows Vista
Vista brings new skies,\nYet old symbols still hold on,\nWingdings by our side.
Microsoft Office 2003 Release
Office suite expands,\nWingdings join the daily tools,\nIcons in command.
Microsoft Office 2003 Release
Office suite expands,\nWingdings join the daily tools,\nIcons in command.
9/11 Conspiracy Theory Involves Wingdings
A conspiracy theory emerged after 9/11, falsely linking Wingdings symbols to predictions of the event.
Shadows cross the font
Misread symbols stir the mind
Fear shapes what we see.
Wingdings 2 and 3 Release
Wingdings 2 and 3 were released, adding more symbols and icons to the original font.
Fresh symbols emerge
More designs for all to see
Language without words.
Development of Wingdings 2 and 3
Icons multiply
Arrows, stars, and more arise
Wingdings family grows.
Release of Windows 3.1
Wingdings was officially introduced as part of the Windows 3.1 operating system, allowing users to access a wide range of symbols.
Windows brings new light,
Wingdings find their way to screens,
Symbols dance in night.
Release of Windows 3.0
Wingdings was developed around this time as a symbolic font for future integration into Windows operating systems.
Symbols take their place,
Hidden in the code’s embrace,
A font is born new.
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