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Microsoft Plus! for Windows XP
Marketed as “The Ultimate Companion for Windows XP”, Microsoft Plus! for Windows XP was launched alongside the Windows XP operating system on October 25, 2001. This version of Plus! was created to show off the enhanced capabilities that Windows XP presented with its updated Windows Media Player and DirectX 3D core technologies. Continuing the feature categories of the previous Plus! products, the product features were desktop themes, screen savers, games, and utilities.

Plus! for Windows XP includes:

Plus! Themes
Plus! Screen Savers
Plus! Voice Command for Windows Media Player
Plus! Personal DJ
Plus! MP3 Converter
Plus! CD Label Maker
Plus! Speaker Enhancement
Plus! 3-D Visualizations for Windows Media Player
Plus! Skins for Windows Media Player
Plus! Hyperbowl
Plus! Russian Square
Plus! Labyrinth

Microsoft Plus! Digital Media Edition
Marketed as “The Ultimate Photo, Music, and Movie Enhancement Pack for Windows XP”, Microsoft developed Plus! Digital Media Edition for Windows XP Media Center Edition. Plus! Digital Media Edition signified the first time Microsoft had released a second Plus! product based on the same base operating system. Before this point, each Microsoft Plus! product had been created only once with each new major operating system version.

Released on January 7, 2003, Plus! Digital Media Edition built upon two newly enhanced Windows XP core components: Windows Media Player 9 Series and Windows Movie Maker 2. This product version focused more on utility features for photos, music and movies rather than including the more traditional Plus! features like themes, screen savers, and games.

Plus! Digital Media Edition includes:

Plus! Photo Story 2
Plus! Party Mode
Plus! Analog Recorder
Plus! CD Label Maker
Plus! Dancer
Plus! Audio Converter
Plus! Effects and Transitions for Windows Movie Maker
Plus! Alarm Clock
Plus! Sleep Timer
Plus! Skins for Windows Media Player 9 Series
Plus! Sync & Go for Pocket PC Microsoft Plus! SuperPack for Windows XP
On October 19, 2004, Microsoft replaced its two separate Plus! products for the Windows XP operating system (Plus! for Windows XP and Plus! Digital Media Edition) with a single combined version called the Microsoft Plus! SuperPack for Windows XP. There were no new features or functionality added.

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Microsoft Plus! Digital Media Edition was the first Microsoft product to be made available for sale to consumers via ecommerce as full product download through online retailers.
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All consumer-oriented versions of Windows include features from a Plus! pack for a previous version of Windows. Windows 98 inherited some features from Plus! for Windows 95. Windows XP includes some Plus! 98 features and two games, namely, 3D Space Cadet Pinball and Spider Solitaire. Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 includes some of the themes and screensavers from Microsoft Plus! for Windows XP as well as most of the applications from Microsoft Plus! Digital Media Edition.
While installation of Plus! is typically restricted to just the operating system for which a particular version is designed, it is possible to install Plus! 98 on Windows XP or Windows Vista using the Windows 98 Compatibility mode. This does not work with Plus! 95. Plus! for Windows XP can also be installed on Windows Vista without using the Compatibility Mode or any other ha