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Line 4: Supporting [[Win32]] applications on [[Windows XP Professional x64 Edition]], [[Windows Server 2003]] x64, and other x64 versions of Windows requires a new WoW called [[WOW64]]. The x64 versions of Windows no longer include the 16-bit WoW subsystem (as well as the NTVDM) and can therefore no longer run 16-bit Windows nor DOS applications. It also refers to a product called WOWindows which uses a printing process called WOWoptics to produce a translucent Halloeen as well as other seasonally themed images. The are illuminated by common household lighting and were invented ny Brian Jenkins of New Jersey. [[Category:Windows components]]

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