Microsoft discloses 14,000 pages of coding secrets

[Geoff]

Microsoft today lifted the lid on 14,000 pages of sketchy versions of tech documentation for core software code. On show for the first time in public are underlying protocols for Office 2007, Office SharePoint Server 2007 and Exchange Server 2007.

This is Microsoft's latest effort to satisfy anti-trust concerns of the European Union, which is possibly a tougher adversary for the company than Google.

Microsoft discloses 14,000 pages of coding secrets | The Register

[spc-rocket]

I would also get the EU to do the same thing on Google as well.

Ash.

[CyberNerd]

I would also get the EU to do the same thing on Google as well.

Google haven't been convicted of abusing their market dominance by preventing competitors inter operating with their software. Just because I use Google mail, I'm not forced into buying their other products - which is exactly what MS have been doing.

[Geoff]

Episode IV
A FALSE HOPE

It is a period of civil litigation. European commissioners, striking from a hidden courtroom, have won their first victory against the evil Microsoft Monopoly.

During the battle, European judges managed to steal secret plans to the Monopoly's ultimate weapon, the DEATH SCREEN, a blue error screen with enough power to destroy an entire uptime.

Pursued by the Monopoly's sinister agents, President Barroso races home aboard his starship, custodian of the stolen plans that can save his documents and restore freedom to the internet...