Microsoft has put to rest two minor restrictions it faced after last month's appeals court ruling, saying last week that PC makers could disable access to its Internet Explorer Web browser and put icons on the desktop in its upcoming Windows XP operating system that link to non-Microsoft software. But if the company hopes to settle its antitrust case brought by the federal government and several states, more concessions may be demanded—accommodations that could threaten Microsoft's plans to promote its new Web-services software through its desktop systems, servers, and Internet properties.
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机译：在上个月的上诉法院裁决后，微软已经放宽了对它的两个小限制，上周微软表示，PC制造商可以禁用对Internet Explorer Web浏览器的访问，并在即将面世的Windows XP操作系统中的桌面上放置图标，这些图标可以链接到非Microsoft软件。但是，如果该公司希望解决由联邦政府和几个州提起的反托拉斯案，则可能需要做出更多让步-这些住宿可能威胁到微软通过其台式机系统，服务器和Internet资产推广其新Web服务软件的计划。
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