Program Manager

Program Manager may refer to any of the following:

1. When describing a profession, a Program Manager is an individual responsible for planning projects. These responsibilities include ensuring the project aligns with the business goals, managing the timeline, understanding risk, and overseeing the project's success.

2. Program Manager is the main window of Microsoft Windows 3.x that allows users to execute each program on their computer. Users familiar with later versions of Microsoft Windows, such as Windows 98, can think of program manager as the desktop of Windows 3.x. Below is an example of how the Program Manager appeared in Windows 3.1.

Program Manager is still available in all versions of Microsoft Windows. Users running Windows 95, 98, NT, 2000, or XP can open it by clicking Start, Run, and typing "progman," and click OK. The file is progman.exe and is located in the Windows directory. Although it's rarely used in these versions of Windows, deleting this file can cause problems with your computer.

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