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And here the selection screen of the Windows browser to the European community

http://www.browserchoice.eu/

I personally disagree have forced Microsoft to do this, imagine it was a car brand to have a dominant market position, the European Community could oblige the mark to let the customer select the brand of brakes?? Just because there are more brands of brakes, ea brand predominate use their bone???

Another analogy to the stupidity of this charge would require the MacDonald's let the customer choose between Coke or Pepsi, since the Pepsi can feel aggrieved because someone holds a big slice of the market does not market its products? Surely the owners of the Pepsi and has no friends or relatives in the European Commission, because if they had or if "untassem" pockets certain we would have a similar law.

For this requirement to have a minimum of justice should require customers of Apple and Linux to select the Browser!!!

Or is this just a way to justify the fines that Microsoft pays, by selling a product which by the way, has 90% market??

In another segment of the market is that we have seen something similar? This is an example, for any company to create a product and have a chance to win the market relevance, be afraid and do not create good products, to be subject to fines and rules purely stupid??

I am not defending Microsoft, but managed to gain a dominant market, let's get it out but only because??

Like I say what counts is not the tool but the skill.

As a frequent user of Excel, it never had occurred, but I will try!!!!!

Responding to a comment HERE,and how long the answer is to put in a comment, here's the explanation of how to change the OEM information in Windows XP.

On Windows XP the information that appears in the properties of my computer is a small file called Oeminfo.ini.

The contents of the file is as follows Oeminfo.ini:

[General]
Manufacturer=
Model=

[Support Information]
Line1=
Line2=
Line3=
Line4=
Line5=
Line6=
Line7=
Line8=
Line9=

After creating the file with the contents described, just put the desired data against each equal. And copy the file into the system32 folder which is inside the Windows folder, to shorten the path simply open the Run, and type %systemroot%system32 e forssion enter and copy the file to the folder you opened.

To change the image also appears that the Windows properties simply create a file called OEMLOGO.BMP and copy to the same folder where the file Oeminfo.ini.

For those who automate the process enough to have both files in any medium and copy to the folder mentioned, the PC's where they want to make that information available