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'''Availability:''' Can be seen on the original (pre-1997) theatrical and home media releases of the original ''Star Wars'' trilogy, as well as on ''American Graffiti'' and its sequel ''More American Graffiti''. Post-1997 prints of the original ''Star Wars'' trilogy now use the 1996 logo; however, 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment released pre-1997 prints of the original ''Star Wars'' trilogy on DVD for a limited period of time in 2006, as well as a box set in 2008. This logo was not seen on the original ''Indiana Jones'' films, ''Twice Upon a Time'', or ''Latino'', all of which used an in-credit text notice instead. The "remastered" version appears on the last four episodes of the seventh season of ''Star Wars: The Clone Wars''.

'''Availability:''' Can be seen on the ''Star Wars'' prequel trilogy and 1997-2015 prints of the original trilogy, as well as other ''Star Wars'' media today including the DVD of ''Ewok'' before the 20th Century Fox logo. Also appears at the beginning of ''Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull'' (before the custom Paramount Pictures logo) and on all late-1990s prints of ''The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles'' television films (some prints of ''Young Indiana Jones and the Attack of the Hawkmen'' remove this logo), ''Empire of Dreams'' (after the [[Fox Television Studios]] logo), ''Double Victory: The Tuskegee Airmen at War'' (highlights version) and ''Red Tails''. The enhanced version was seen on the 2012 3D reissue of ''Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace'' and ''Strange Magic''. It also appeared on the planned 3D reissues of the (then) remaining ''Star Wars'' films, two of which were eventually released at Star Wars Celebration VII. The music version appeared on the 2015 Digital reissues of all the Star Wars films except for ''Episode IV - A New Hope'', which was still owned by 20th Century Fox at the time. Its first appearance was on the final theatrical trailer for ''Star Wars Trilogy Special Edition'' (an earlier version, which was attached to the theatrical release of ''Independence Day'', used the previous logo instead), and it debuted in full just two months later on the Special Edition of ''Episode IV - A New Hope''.