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1 April 2025
- diffhist m Software release life cycle 11:26 +117 Bkonrad talk contribs (Reverted edits by 5.111.102.176 (talk) to last version by Mindmatrix) Tag: Rollback
- diffhist Software release life cycle 09:50 −64 5.111.102.176 talk Tags: Reverted Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit
- diffhist Software release life cycle 09:48 −53 5.111.102.176 talk Tags: Reverted Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit
31 March 2025
- diffhist Microsoft Excel 21:12 +528 Wikipedialuva talk contribs (→Early history: adding more about announcement and some wikilinks)
- diffhist m Microsoft Excel 10:45 0 Wikipedialuva talk contribs (→Early history: ref order)
- diffhist Microsoft Excel 10:28 +67 Wikipedialuva talk contribs (→Early history: more details)
- diffhist Microsoft Excel 10:14 +703 Wikipedialuva talk contribs (→Early history: adding why Klunder temporarily left, adding ref)
- diffhist m Microsoft Excel 09:46 +4 Wikipedialuva talk contribs (→Early history: +WL Wang Laboratories)
- diffhist Microsoft Excel 09:35 +38 Wikipedialuva talk contribs (→Early history: adding original month of announcement)
- diffhist Microsoft Excel 09:32 +138 Wikipedialuva talk contribs (→Early history: adding info about Philip Florence)
- diffhist m Microsoft Excel 09:22 −14 Wikipedialuva talk contribs (→Early history: updating per source)
- diffhist Microsoft Excel 09:20 +1,152 Wikipedialuva talk contribs (→Early history: expanding early history with ref)
- diffhist File format 01:46 −8 Guy Harris talk contribs (The #! interpreter may *typically* be a command interpreter such as /bin/sh or /bin/ksh or /bin/bash, but it's not *required* to be one and not *guaranteed* to be one - it might be a Perl or Python or Ruby or... interpreter, for example.)