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Description	Screenshot of Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005, showing Windows Media Center.
Source	Screenshot taken and uploaded by Keyser Söze (talk · contribs)
Portion used	Full screen; no irrelevant element exists in the shot.
Low resolution?	Yes. Image resolution is reduced to 2.5x of the original.

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Fair-use rationale

Non-free media rationale for Windows XP editions
Article	Windows XP editions
Purpose of use	To help identify Windows Media Center software application on Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 and to provide educational and critical commentary on it.
Replaceable?	Irreplaceable; Windows XP Media Center edition and all its screenshots are digital properties of Microsoft corporation and are equally under copyright. No known less-restrictively licensed screenshot is ever published or authorized.

Non-free media rationale for Windows XP Media Center Edition
Article	Windows XP Media Center Edition
Purpose of use	To help identify Windows Media Center software application on Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 and to provide educational and critical commentary on it.
Replaceable?	Irreplaceable; Windows XP Media Center edition and all its screenshots are digital properties of Microsoft corporation and are equally under copyright. No known less-restrictively licensed screenshot is ever published or authorized.

Non-free media rationale for Windows Media Center
Article	Windows Media Center
Purpose of use	To help identify the subject of the article and to provide educational and critical commentary on it.
Replaceable?	Not replaceable with a free image; Windows Media Center software application is a component of various versions and editions of Microsoft Windows; Microsoft Windows and all its screenshots are digital properties of Microsoft corporation and are equally under copyright protection. No known less-restrictively licensed screenshot is ever published or authorized.

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