The EU has posted more in-dept documents describing the settlement.
Microsoft, which some say is making the changes out of fear of the EU, has committed itself to a “public undertaking” that will ensure its products remain compatible with the technologies used by other companies.
In morning trading, Microsoft stock was up 33 cents, or 1.12 percent, to $30.35.
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