Microsoft's top executives detailed steps they say will help the software giant comply with antitrust legal requirements and operate more harmoniously in a world of interconnected software. Microsoft announced that it will publish reams of documentation around its communication protocols to make it easier for third parties to connect to Microsoft products, and it also pledged not to sue open-source developers who create noncommercial software based on Microsoft's protocols.
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