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Non-free media data
Description	Two screenshots of Windows Media Player in Mini Mode, one in Windows XP (bottom) and one in Windows Vista (top)
Source	Screenshots are taken and uploaded by Lou72JG
Portion used	Only two small windows that show mini-players
Low resolution?	These two screenshots are not digitally downsized as they are natively low resolution, in fact so low that any downsizing would hinder their usability
Other information	Use of these screenshots on Wikipedia do not constitute fair use as Microsoft has authorized their use. However, they are still non-free contents and their use on Wikipedia must comply with Wikipedia non-free content criteria policy.

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Use rationale

Non-free media rationale for Windows Media Player
Article	Windows Media Player
Purpose of use	These two screenshots serve as a mean to help the reader better identify the subject of the article, Windows Media Player. The message that these two pictures transfer is believed to be beyond the abilities of the pure text.
Replaceable?	Because they are screenshots of proprietary software, they may not be replaced by anything but other screenshots of the same software product.

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current	20:01, 14 December 2009		195 × 228 (19 KB)	Lou72JG (talk \| contribs)	{{Information \|Description = Screen shot of Windows Media Player in Mini Mode \|Source = I (~~~) created this work entirely by myself. \|Date = ~~~~~ \|Author = ~~~ \|other_versions = }}

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