In Windows 95, even if you authored an icon containing more than 16 colors, it would still be displayed as a 16-color icon. (With a strange exception that ther

In Windows 95, even if you authored an icon containing more than 16 colors, it would still be displayed as a 16-color icon. (With a strange exception that there were 4 additional colors that could appear in icons, including another gray, a greenish gray, sky blue, and a nearly white color) Then finally Windows 98 updates the shell to actually support full-color icons, and this was a big deal. I think Microsoft Plus for Windows 95 also added this feature as well.