System 7.1, released in 1992, was an important (yet costly, as it was the first OS upgrade with a compulsory price tag attached to it) system update. The most important aspect of System 7.1 was the System Enabler scheme. Instead of rolling out updates for every new Mac (as was the case with System 7.0 / System 7.0.1), all Macintosh computers would now make use of an Enabler. Two major enhancements included QuickTime 1.5 and the introduction of the much-needed Fonts folder. Fonts need no longer be stored in a bloating System file; they can now fit directly into the new Fonts folder.