Microsoft Windows 95, Windows 95 OSR 2, and Windows NT Workstation 4.0 are all 32-bit operating systems that use the same Win32 API. Although the API has changed and expanded to encompass new features, programs will, in most cases, work without modification on all three operating systems. This white paper describes the Win32 API differences among the platforms, allowing developers to make appropriate design decisions and create applications that make effective use of the functionality available on Windows platforms.
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