Microsoft sorts it out

Further to our recent post on compliance by Microsoft with the decision obliging it to supply the relevant complete and accurate interface documentation within four months, the Commission confirms that Microsoft has now complied.

The Commission's press release reveals that Microsoft has submitted a revised version of the Technical Documentation with a view to meeting the requirements of the Commission’s March 2004 Decision (see IP/04/382 and MEMO/04/70). That Decision ordered Microsoft, among other things, to disclose and license complete and accurate interface documentation which would allow non-Microsoft work group servers to achieve full interoperability with Windows PCs and servers.

According to the press statement, potential licensees can review the Technical Documentation that Microsoft has made available in order to evaluate whether it contains the necessary information to allow the development of interoperable work group server operating system products. In parallel, the Monitoring Trustee will test the documentation in order to verify its accuracy. The Commission will decide in due course whether or not Microsoft is in compliance with the obligation to provide complete and accurate Technical Documentation taking into account comments from the potential licensees and advice from the Trustee.

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