Updated disk READMEs

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COMPAQ MS-DOS 3.10 (10-31-86)
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Released in 1986 by COMPAQ Computer Corp, this version of MS-DOS displays the following messages on boot:
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COMPAQ MS-DOS 3.10 (12-17-85)
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This older 1985 release of COMPAQ MS-DOS 3.10 is from a 1.2Mb disk in the PCjs private collection. Since this disk
This older 1985 release of COMPAQ MS-DOS 3.10 is from a 1.2Mb disk in our private collection. Since this disk
was created for personal use, it also contains files unrelated to COMPAQ MS-DOS 3.10. A directory listing is provided
[below](#directory-of-compaq-ms-dos-310-personal-disk).

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Microsoft Windows 1.03
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Windows 1.03 was released in August 1986.
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been found with `USER.EXE` dated either `05-22-86` *or* `08-24-86`. The latter is available here as
[Windows 1.03b](../1.03b/).
These disks were dumped from the PCjs private collection. Differences include:
These PCjs disk images are from our private collection. Differences include:
* `USER.EXE` below is dated `05-22-86` (in [Windows 1.03b](../1.03b/), it is dated `08-24-86`)
* `MOUSE.DRV` below is dated `07-02-86` (in [Windows 1.03b](../1.03b/), it is dated `08-21-86`)

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Microsoft Windows 1.03a
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These Windows 1.03 disks are from the PCjs private collection. They may have been Microsoft-internal disks designed
These Windows 1.03 disks are from our private collection. They may have been Microsoft-internal disks designed
for use with the Windows 1.03 SDK, since they include two additional disks containing Windows SYM files. Consequently,
they have been designated 1.03a.