Screen Shot Gallery -- Windows® 1.x, 2.x, 3.x Shareware
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During the "golden age" of PC computing from the mid-1980's to the mid-1990's, if you were searching for
an inexpensive shareware program you had two choices -- you could visit your favorite computer software store and browse racks of shareware
programs on 5¼" floppy disks, or, from the comfort of your own computer, download a Windows 1.x, 2.x, or 3.x shareware program from your
favorite bulletin board service (BBS).
The shareware "try before you buy" concept offers users free trials of software. Most commercial software companies will not let you return products once their shrinkwrapped packages have been opened. After finding the shareware program that best meets your needs, to both obtain the full-featured program free of "nag" screens and to support the authors who offer these low-cost software alternatives, it is only right to "register" the program by paying the author's registration fee. Shareware programs can cost tens or even hundreds of times less than comparable commercial software. |
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Audio
In the early 1990's, MOD and MIDI were the two dominant audio file formats distributed on Bulletin Board Services. WAV audio files were also popular but its file format created is much larger than MODs or MIDIs. Audio was a category of computer software left largely untouched by commercial companies. It was up to innovative shareware authors to provide Windows 3.x MOD and MIDI players for the masses. |
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Music Sculptor 1.4 Copyright © 1994 Aleph Omega Software This is a midi sequencer that is fully functional, meaning you can save the midi files you create. It has tempo settings, a keyboard window you can play from either your computer keyboard or by clicking the "keys" with the mouse, accepts input from a synthesizer keyboard, has a window for configuring multiple instruments/tracks/ channels -- and you can name each track, measure and beat settings, stop/record/ rewind/and play buttons on the toolbar, and on-line help. The registration fee was US$29.95. Total install size: 550K |
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CAD
Throughout the 1990's, AutoCAD was the dominant Windows 3.x commercial Computer Aided Design (CAD) program. It also cost US$3,400. The average business, much less the typical home user, often was not in a position to afford the cost of high-end commercial software. Shareware Windows 3.x CAD software offered a far less expensive alternative. |
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GammaCAD 1.10 Copyright © 1993 Gamma Software GammaCAD simplifies the CAD process, yet has features to produce quality drafting documents. It features 7 symbol libraries of objects for landscaping, electronics, floor plans, networks, civil engineering, etc. It has drawing tools, text justification and angle, scale plotting, element snap, coordinate display and entry, on-line help and more. The registration fee was US$15.00. Total install size: 646K |
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CAD/Draw 2.10e Copyright © 1996 TommySoftware® This CAD and drawing program features symbol management, US & metric units, associative dimensioning, DXF exchange, user defined hatchings, PCX trace display, 256 drawing layers, X/Y coordinates display, copy, move, scale, rotate, reflect, sheer, center, lock, release, line, polyline, triangle, quadrangle, rectangle, parallelogram, trapezium, polyeder, circle, circle arc, circle ring, ellipse, ellipse arc, ellipse ring, parabola, zigzag line, circle arc chain, Bezier chain, spline, outline, on- line help, and more. After 30 days this program cripples itself by disabling the file save, print, and clipboard copy features. The registration fee was US$59.95. Total install size: 4.28MB |
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Communication
Before the Internet came to the public, Bulletin Board Services, or BBSs, were created for people to go on-line to exchange information, files, conversation, and entertainment. But if the BBSs were outside the local calling area you also paid long-distance charges in addition to any service/membership fees. This could get costly in a very short time. Communication software allowed people to connect to BBSs, other on-line services, and even one-to-one with another computer. |
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UNICOM 3.1 Copyright © 1993 David Gan A terminal communications program, UNICOM has many features found in similar commercial software of the day. They include 16-color DEC VT102 (ANSI), DEC VT52, ANSI-BBS, TTY emulation, X-Y-ZModem , Ymodem Batch, Ymodem-G, ZModem Resume, Kermit, CompuServe B, QuickB and ASCII protocols, modem display lights, 1,500-line scrollback buffer, WinScript script language, recorder, and scheduler, download file processor, DDE support, host mode, batch dialing, phone directory, 256-color GIF viewer, on-line help and more. This shareware version is extremely "over-nagging" with two time-delayed "nag screens" that pop up at startup, shutdown and repeatedly while the program is running. The original registration fee was US$69.95. Total install size: 836K |
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Desktop Publishing
In the early 1990's, Aldus Pagemaker was one of the dominant Windows 3.x commercial desktop publishing programs. It also cost US$495.00. The average user often was not in a position to afford the cost of high-end commercial software. Shareware Windows 3.x desktop publishing software offered a less expensive alternative. |
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PagePlus Intro 1.22 Copyright © 1993 Serif, Inc. This is a scaled-down "intro" version of PagePlus 2.0. It has many of the same features as more expensive commercial DTP programs. It features text autoflow, columns, frames, text and graphics settings, page formatting, drawing tools, a preview window in the graphics selection dialog, document zoom in and out, font and pitch selection, sample graphics and templates, on-line help, and more. This "intro" version was released as freeware and is fully functional without any time- limiting cripples. Total install size: 2.31MB |
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Diagramming
Look! On your computer screen. It's a CAD. It's a DTP. No, it's a diagramming program! With the drawing and layering tools of CAD programs, plus the scale ruler interface look of a DTP program, diagramming software was designed for making flowcharts, heiarchial charts, network diagrams, etc. Diagramming software combines the power of CAD and DTP software yet simplifies the process to make creating charts and diagrams almost as easy as using a word processor. With a diagramming program you can be productive without having to spend a lot of time and money learning complex CAD concepts that, in many diagramming and charting cases, would never be used. So the next time you need a flowchart to write that computer program or a diagram of your company's network to trace a wiring connection, don't turn to your engineering drafter to make it on their CAD program -- do it yourself with a diagramming program. |
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Copyright © 1989 Roger F. Faaborg A very rare find today, RFFlow is a Windows 2.x flowcharting program. Features include standard decision/rectangle/circle flowchart objects, 32 additional flowcharting objects, .5X, 1X, 2X, 4X, 6X text magnification/reduction, draw/stretch line, alter flowchart objects, move, wrap, unwrap, clipboard undo/cut/copy/paste, copy screen/wrap to clipboard, guidelines, grid, automatic line arrows, redraw screen, erase, scroll, display page boundary, show center of page, center objects on page, display more objects, on-line help and more. The screen shot shows Sedt 4.0 running on Windows 2.03. Total install size: 304K |
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Electronic Document
The "paperless office" -- that was what electronic document imaging software promised. No more hard copies. No filing cabinets full of paper documents. No papers getting lost or discarded. All information would pass from one computer to another and the documents would be "filed" electronically on servers, hard drives, or other electronic storage. Welcome to the wave of the future. At least, that was the way it was supposed to work... If anything, in many cases, the more businesses tried to reduce paperwork, more often than not they tended to generate even more than before the reduction measures were implemented. Copier and computer printer manufacturers don't have to worry about going out of business anytime soon. |
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Adobe Acrobat Reader 2.0 Copyright © 1994 Adobe Systems, Inc. An early Windows 3.x version, Acrobat Reader was distributed free with software and available for free download from BBS's in the early 1990's and later the Internet. Adobe's PDF format became a document file standard the same way zip files did for archiving. Able to incorporate multi-font multi-pitch text, graphics, hyperlinks, WYSIWYG, and standard page size formatting, the PDF file format is well suited for documentation purposes. Acrobat Reader can only read PDF files. It can't save or create new ones. Adobe offers the reader free to entice users to buy the full version of Acrobat that can make PDF files. Acrobat Reader is still offered free today. This version was released as a self-installing EXE file. Total install size: 1.23MB |
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Graphics Software
Throughout the 1990's, Windows 3.x commercial graphics software became better, more sophisticated, and more expensive. CorelDRAW! and Adobe Photoshop were two of the dominant Windows 3.x commercial graphics programs. They also cost US$695.00. The average computer user often was not in a position to afford the cost of high-end commercial software. Shareware Windows 3.x graphics software offered a less expensive alternative. |
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Copyright © 1991 JASC, Inc. Before it became known as Paint Shop Pro, this graphics program was little more than a conversion utility. It reads and saves BMP, GIF, IMG, MAC, PCX, PIC, RLE, TIFF and WPG files. It also flips, mirrors, rotates left and right, trims, stretches and shrinks, and preps for MAC images, dithers to 2 or 16 colors, increases/decreases RGB colors and contrast, brightens or darkens, grey scales, negative image, restores original colors, area and full-screen capture and on-line help. The registration fee was US$33.00. Total install size: 219K |
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Copyright © 1991 Alchemy Mindworks A rare find these days, this is one of the first versions of Graphic Workshop for Windows. This version opens an unmaximized window and does not have the ability to maximize the window. Features include MAC, TGA, IMG, CUT, PCX, BMP, GIF, MSP, TIF, LBM, WPG, EXE, PIC, TXT conversion formats, crop, dither, grey scale, color reduction, sharpen, soften, spatial posterize, promote to 24 bits, get file info, invert colors, constant/anamorphic scaling, flip horizontal/vertical, rotate 90/180/270 degrees, adjust RGB color/intensity, tag/clear all files, rename/delete files, file viewer, on-line help and more. The registration fee was US$40.00. Total install size: 485K |
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Graphic Workshop for Windows 1.1h Copyright © 1994 Alchemy Mindworks This later Windows 3.1x version of Graphic Workshop converts graphics images in 25 graphics formats and applies special effects to graphics images. It supports ART, AVI, BMP, CPT, CUT, DIB, EXE, GIF, FIT, HRZ, IFF, IMG, ICO, JPG, LBM, MAC, MSP, PIC, PCX, RAS, RLE, TGA, TIF, TXT, and WPG formats. Effects include crop, dither, reverse color, scale, transform (rotate), grey scale, sharpen, soften, smudge, spatial posterize, remap, and promote to 24 bits. Graphic Workshop can also generate thumbnail graphics to preview pictures without opening them and has on-line help. The registration fee was US$40.00. Total install size: 2.33MB |
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Icon Designer 2.1 Copyright © 1994 Robert P. Smyth For those of you who don't like the icons issued with Windows software, here's an editor to let you create your own personalized icons. With 110 pre-made icons and BMP files, Icon Designer already provides you with a collection of custom icons. With 3 toolbars comprising of drawing tools, background/foreground color selections, etc. and a magnified drawing area, this program makes it easy to create colorful, fun icons of any kind. This program was distributed as freeware. Total install size: 309K |
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Productivity
In the early 1990's, Windows 3.x productivity software was relatively expensive. Shareware Windows 3.x software offered a less expensive alternative. |
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Almanac for Windows 3.0f Copyright © 1992 Leonard A. Gray A personal information manager (PIM) featuring calendar with year/month/week views, scheduler with sound alert, time graph and notation, to-do list with color -coded completion and numeric priority, separate to-do notes window showing text for each to-do item, overlays to show holidays and other events on the calendar, QuickEdit, icon clock when minimized, on-line help and more. The registration fee was US$49.99. Total install size: 562K |
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Above & Beyond 3.1 Copyright © 1994 1Soft Corporation Another personal information manager (PIM) that can display scheduling information on a single screen. It features a monthly calendar and "time graph" displaying hours and days as a X-Y grid. Double-clicking a cell opens the event in a detail window. Week and month "at a glance" change the detail window into a calendar grid. It also has a built-in timer, modem dialer, note pad, to-do list, address book, schedule "juggling" options, priority set, private item, import text, export schedules, report options for current/viewed/range schedules, and extended outlooks in portrait or landscape modes, on-line help and more. The registration fee was US$99.00. Total install size: 562K |
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Executive Assistant 1.0 Copyright © 1994 Jason Crandol Get organized with Executive Assistant. This electronic address book will organize your contacts, associates, friends, etc. addresses, phone numbers, and more. Print addresses in Avery label and Franklin planner formats. You can also store up to 30 programs per database entry to run in a Program Manager-like manner. With a built- in Rolodex, on-line help, and more, this program will put even the largest contact list at your fingertips easily. The registration fee was US$29.00. Total install size: 490K |
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Notes 1.5 Copyright © 1995 Steven Porter Not to be confused with a software program with the same name by Lotus, Notes is a program designed to keep miscellaneous bits of information and also has a diary built in. It offers password protection, automatic date generation, on-line help and more. The registration fee was US$10.00. Total install size: 183K |
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Reference
In the early 1990's, Windows 3.x commercial reference programs began to emerge. Shareware Windows 3.x reference software offered a less expensive alternative. |
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WinDatCon 2.0 Copyright © 1993 Vogel Scientific Software This is a windows conversion program for acceleration, angle, area, energy, length, power, pressure, speed, time, temperature, volume and weight. It also includes leap year option, graphical angle display, pop-up unit definitions, calculation of boiling points at specified pressures, density calculations, and lists of SI prefixes and over 200 boiling points and densities. All conversion units are updated simultaneously when a value is entered into any field. It also has on-line help. The registration fee was US$25.00. Total install size: 1.00MB |
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The Earth Centered Universe 1.5 Copyright © 1994 David J. Lane This is one of the best Windows 3.x astronomy programs of the early 1990's. It is a shareware "sky visualization program" capable of simulating many of the features of the Earth's sky. You only need to enter your geographic location and the time and the local sky is simulated on the screen in a colorful display. This includes, but is not limited to the stars, planets, Sun, Moon, comets, asteroids, and "deep sky" objects (known up to 1994). Constellation, constellation boundaries, coordinates grid, ecliptic, and local horizon lines are also displayed. It prints high quality star charts to any Windows-compatible printer and also controls computerized telescopes. The registration fee was US$35.00. Total install size: 718K |
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Screen Saver
Screen savers were originally designed to prevent screen "burn-in" -- the result of the same or similar displays "burning" their image into the inner phosphorous lining of a CRT monitor. A CRT monitor can be ruined in 72 hours with an idle screen displayed continually. This is why you will find used CRT monitors with patterns of spreadsheets and other programs "burned" into their picture tubes. This can also happen to "new" monitors. While the best screen saver is one that "blanks" the screen, it is not as entertaining as one that displays something while at the same time "saving" the screen from damage. It also does not earn as much money. Hence, a market was created filled with screen savers flashing displays and some also adding sound to make them a multimedia experience. But if a screen saver has to hold your attention is it still a screen saver or has it become an entertainment program? |
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Chickens From Hell! Copyright © 1994 Diversified Computer Services The chickens have revolted and Old McDonald is in trouble now! This Windows 3.x screen saver begins by having eggs "splatter" against your screen -- all over the screen. They will cover your screen if you let this screen saver run long enough. Also, every now and then, some animations will play out on top of the splattered eggs. A chicken will run out onto the screen and make an obnoxious face and sound at you. A cow will pop up in the middle of the screen and a chicken will fly over and drop an egg on its head. A T-Rex will pop its head up and roar at you in the lower right of the screen -- then a chicken will pop out of the left side of the screen and hit T-Rex in the head with an egg. If you like eggs, cows, T-Rex, and, yes, chickens, you will find this screen saver entertaining. It has settings for how fast the eggs splatter and how fast the animations appear and password protection. The registration fee was US$10.00. Total install size: 715K |
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Cows The Screen Saver Copyright © 1994 Diversified Computer Services Another screen saver by Diversified Computer Services, these folks must have liked the farm life. You know, cows, chickens, the mooing and the clucking and the cock-a-doodle-doo.... This screen saver is not anything like the "Little House on the Prarie" scene. Rather, it shows scenes of smart aleck cartoon cows and victimized chickens flying across the screen. One scene is a cow on it's back grinning and chuckling. Another is a cow giving you the "raspberry." A third is a cow mooing and a fourth shows a chicken floating onto the screen tethered by a balloon. The balloon pops and the distraught chicken drops off the screen. It has settings for the speed of the animations, the option to blank the screen for the animations and password protection. The registration fee was US$10.00. Total install size: 484K |
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Adrift 1.0.4.1 Copyright © 1996 Seraline Pty. Ltd. "Adrift draws floating lines across the screen, creating beautiful patterns while you are not using your computer." This is the description by the author for their Windows 3.1x screen saver. In the same spirit as the DOS shareware screen saver "Dazzle," Adrift creates complex, colorful designs while "saving" your screen. It supports VGA 256 color, high color, and true color modes and has password protection. The registration price was US$13.95 Total install size: 288K |
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The Amazing JPEG Screen Saver 1.10 Copyright © 1996 ESM Software A Windows 3.1x screen saver that displays JPG images. Features include being able to display an infinite number of JPG files, limited only by disk space, can load images progressively, change images automatically, split screen display upon startup, float, random, parade motions, set image move pause (milliseconds), set image step (pixels), change images after elapse time (minutes) or each time the screen saver starts, set display size for image (X-Y in pixels), "stretch to max," password protection, on-line help and more. This screen saver can display a company logo, photos, or any other JPG image. The registration price was US$16.95. Total install size: 241K |
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Spreadsheet
From the early to mid-1990's, commercial Windows 3.x spreadsheet software cost several hundred U.S. dollars. Most home computer users could not afford the cost of high-end commercial spreadsheet software. |
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VistaCalc 1.0 Copyright © 1995 Brandon Fridley A Windows 3.1x spreadsheet program, VistaCalc is Y2K-compliant and features a spreadsheet size of 256 columns and 16,384 rows, in-cell editing, automatic recalculation, calculation iterations, locked/hidden cell protection, graphical toolbars, status bar, 10 cell formatting options, 34 custom cell formats, 124 formula functions, 7 border patterns, 18 fill patterns, 5 line styles, define name, sort, go to, copy right/down, fix rows/columns, vertical/horizontal justification, center across cells, click-and-drag row height and column width, object bring to front, send to back, view grid lines, clear formats/value/all, paste values, print title, print area, page setup, print setup, on-line help and more. The registration fee was US$29.95. Total install size: 738K |
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Text Editor
Text editors are similar to word processor programs, just without the "bells and whistles" features. They are used primarily to type quick documents and by programmers who want to write code without traversing a cumbersome interface. |
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Copyright © 1990 Anker Berg-Sonne A rare Windows 2.x shareware program, Sedt is a text editor featuring a ruler bar, status bars, case sensitive search, able to open 5 documents at once and switch between them, autosave, automatic system recognition, EGA support, main memory buffering, read-only buffer option, set maximum buffer size in MB, option to write directly to video RAM, a off-line electronic manual, and more. The registration fee was US$25.00. The author also wrote versions of Sedt for Atari ST, MS-DOS, OS/2, SCO XENIX, VAX/MIPS ULTRIX, and VMS. The screen shot shows Sedt 4.0 running on Windows/386 2.10. Total install size: 441K |
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Utility -- Archive
Archiving software allows multiple files to be stored in an archive file with a single name. This is particularly useful for sending multiple files via telecommunication and for backups. Most archiving software can also compress files. This reduces telecommunications transmission time and saves disk space. Archive files are also useful for allowing programs with multiple files to be downloaded. Multiple programs can be placed in a single area with one filename each for efficient storage and retrieval. |
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WinImage 2.00 Copyright © 1994 Gilles Vollant WinImage is a utility for creating, editing, and utilizing floppy disk images. It displays the contents of disk images in a built-in viewer. A box on the toolbar displays the disk's label and lets you create or edit it. Image files can be sorted by any column. Files can be deleted or extracted from and injected into image files. The image disk size can be changed, subdirectories can be created within images, and the disk image can be defragmented. An image can be compared to a floppy, images can be written to floppy with/without formatting, and the disk/image writing is verified for errors. It will read several disk image formats. The registration fee was US$20.00. Total install size: 1.27MB |
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WinZip 5.5 Copyright © 1994 Nico Mak Computing, Inc. One of the most popular zip/unzip utilites for Windows, WinZip is PKZip 2.x compatible and allows drag-and-drop zip/unzip. A built-in viewer displays archive files and their name, date, time, size, compression ratio, packed size, and path. Viewer info can be sorted by different columns. Self-extracting and password- protected archives can be created. If you have an anti-virus program WinZip will scan archives for virii. Early versions of WinZip required DOS PKZIP/UNZIP to perform advanced functions. Future versions would have their own built-in compression/decompression utilities. The registration fee was US$29.00. Total install size: 505K |
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Utility -- Diagnostic
ROM BIOS version numbers and dates, hexadecimal port addresses, IRQ assignments, used and available system memory, hard and floppy drive capacity, video graphics modes, operating system versions, device drivers, environment information, CPU benchmarks, drive read-write tests, RAM and video memory tests, and on and on and on. Because computer have so many components and use so many technologies to operate there are many different problems that can arise within them. Diagnostic software can "look inside" a computer and report and test many of these components. A good diagnostic program is an essential "tool" for anyone who has to troubleshoot computer problems. |
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Just Add OS/2 Warp Copyright © 1995 IBM Corporation An information program explaining the pros of upgrading from DOS, Windows 3.1x, or Windows 95 to OS/2 Warp (3.0). The information presented introduces OS/2 Warp, its various "flavors," standalone, installed over DOS/Windows 3.1x, and OS/2 Warp Connect, touches on OS/2's superior multitasking over Windows 95, "What Microsoft Didn't Tell You," OS/2 Warp Information, "And In Conclusion," promotes that Windows 95 isn't the only upgrade path from DOS or Windows 3.1x. Other features in Just Add OS/2 Warp include The OS/2 Warp Upgrade Advisor 1.0, a diagnostic program which displays your system's information and advises if your configuration will support OS/2 Warp, and the OS/2 Warp Connect Demo which is a presentation with multimedia animation and sound further promoting OS/2 Warp. Total install size: 4.85MB |
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Utility -- File Manager
In the early 1990's, XTreeGold for Windows 4.0 was the only commercial Windows 3.x file manager program. It also cost US$130.00. Shareware Windows 3.x file manager software offered a less expensive alternative. |
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Copyright © 1991 P. Mason Windows 3.0's File Manager was difficult to use. You had to open 3 windows within it just to copy a file. Copy-It was more of what a file manager should have been -- one where you can do your file maintenance within a single window. You can copy, move, rename, delete, change file attributes, get file info, edit, run, open a DOS window, make, rename, remove subdirectories, get disk info, detailed/file name listing toggle, set default copy directory, set file filter, toggle hidden files view and more. It also has on-line help. Total install size: 103K |
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Utility -- Memory Manager
Memory manager software helps computer users keep watch over the resources their programs are using and optimize system resources to allow programs to run better and keep the system more stable. |
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Copyright © 1987 Charles Petzold A very rare Windows 1.x freeware program, this tiny application displays the amount of free RAM in an icon on the lower portion of the Windows desktop. The author also donated the C source code of this program. The screen shot shows Free Memory Display running on Windows 1.01 (note the icon memory display in the lower left corner of the screen shot). Total install size: 3.54K |
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Utility -- Miscellaneous
Windows 3.x commercial utility software was relatively expensive. Windows 3.x shareware utility software offered a less expensive alternative. |
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Smiler Shell 2.1A Copyright © 1994 Barry Smiler OK, so if Windows was the "death" of DOS, why are there command line programs like this one? Smiler Shell is a program that provides you with a command line to enter DOS commands for programs with "switch" options, a database to save frequently used commands, can display the time and GDI/User resources, open a DOS box, edit .ini files, provides an "Apps" menu list for running other programs, on-line help and more. If you're a command line user but would like to use the graphical features Windows offers, you can have the best of both worlds. The registration fee was US$19.95. Total install size: 216K |
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Utility -- Screen Capture
While Windows 3.x has its own built-in screen capture, screen capture software can offer extended features Windows does not. |
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Copyright © 1991 Moon Valley Software, Inc. A screen capture utility for Windows 3.0. The highlighted area is put in the view area in GrabIt's window. You can then save the captured area as a BMP file and/or print the captured area. It also allows copy and paste ability from the clipboard. GrabIt is compact and the author does not "force" you to register by imprinting text over captured images or crippling any of the program's functions. The registration fee was US$29.95. Total install size: 78.6K |
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Utility -- Suite
In the early 1990's, the two dominant Windows 3.x commercial utility suites were The Norton Desktop by Symantec and PC Tools for Windows by Central Point Software. They also cost up to US$180.00. Shareware Windows 3.x utility suites offered a less expensive alternative. |
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Copyright © 1991 Amish Software These utilities were made to make Windows 3.0 more user-friendly. Launch is a TSR menu that opens Windows' used program groups, Run command, Task Manager, and lets you exit Windows. Desk lets you to make up to nine desktop configurations for different people using the same computer. Not included in the shareware release are MemoPad -- keep up to 100 desktop memos -- and Archive, a zip-like program. These utilities are guaranteed to be kosher for your system. The registration fee was US$69.95. Total install size: 354K |
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The System Analyst for Windows 1.10 Copyright © 1995 C. A. Silasi This suite of information programs will tell you nearly everything about your DOS and Windows configuration. Categories include system, computer (CPU), video, drivers, disks, serial (ports), parallel (port), printer (port), DOS, mouse, keyboard, sound, Windows, win mem(ory), DPMI, network, tasks, MD usage, modules, OLE, hard IRQ, devices, base mem(ory), and reports. It has graphical pie charts, lists, detailed information, report options, and on-line help. Total install size: 694K |
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