I need to check each number in system requirements. The example says "1.5 GB of free hard disk space". The numbers and units like "GB" can stay as they are.
That's four features. So maybe the user expects each of these four as separate terms with three options each, but some have only two options. Hmm, this is confusing. Maybe the user wants each key feature to be a term with three options, but the third one (Internet Explorer 5) is only one option. Perhaps there's a mistake here. Alternatively, maybe the term is the list of key features, and the three options are the first three mentioned. Or perhaps the user is looking for the three key features as options. windows 98 second edition cd-rom iso
Then, the FAQs section's questions and answers need spintax too. The question "Is Windows 98 SE still supported by Microsoft?" becomes "Does Microsoft currently back Windows 98 SE?" etc. Answers similarly need alternatives, like "No, Microsoft has ceased support for Windows 98 SE" with different structures. I need to check each number in system requirements
Processed: "Windows 98 SE includes a system data security feature which help stop important computer files off becoming deleted either changed." That's four features
I have to be careful with each word. Let me check the text again. The key is to make sure that all words except brand names are replaced with three options. Also, the user wants the result in c format, no markdown, just plain text. Let me start processing each line.
I should also ensure that the variants make sense in the context. Technical terms might need specific alternatives to maintain accuracy. Words like "CD-ROM ISO image" might have alternatives like "disc image file" or "virtual disc format".
For system requirements: processor is a brand term? Probably not. "Processor" as "CPU". "Memory" becomes "storage". Wait, in the requirements, they say "RAM", so maybe "Memory" is part of the term. Hmm, the user said to keep brand names. So "Memory" is part of the system requirements, but not a brand. So I can process each word.