The Feds' Two-Pronged Attack SHORT-TERM: -- Take Microsoft to court to force it to make available a browser-free version of Windows 98 -- Cancel Microsoft contracts that now discourage online Internet service providers from offering rival products -- Allow PC makers to decide what appears on the opening screen LONGER-RANGE: -- Permanently prohibit bundling of browser -- Initiate market remedies to help companies such as Netscape, allegedly injured by Microsoft's business practices, to regain share -- Decide what software elements Microsoft can and cannot connect to the operating system Return to main story

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