Examples of using Windows client in English and their translations into Slovak
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to disclose the specifications for its server-to-server communications protocols, but it does require it to license all the protocols implemented in a Windows Client PC operating system for the purposes of interoperability with a Windows server operating system.
The purpose of the contested decision is to allow non-Microsoft work group server operating systems to interoperate with Windows client PC and work group server operating systems in the same way as Windows work group server operating systems do.
Last, the Commission observes that at recitals 590 to 692 to the contested decision it examines the‘severe consequences' which the limited degree of interoperability with Windows client PC operating systems has for competitors and customers.
In its complaint, Sun Microsystems criticised Microsoft's refusal to disclose to it the technology necessary to allow interoperability of its work group server operating system with the Windows Client PC operating system.
In particular, if Microsoft develops new client-to-server protocols that are not included in its Windows client operating system,
The first plea concerns the Commission's finding that Microsoft's conduct in making the availability of the Windows client PC operating system conditional on the simultaneous acquisition of Windows Media Player constitutes an abusive tied sale(Article 2(b) of the contested decision).
that is to say, to make them compatible with the Windows client PC operating systems and to grant third parties licences relating to those specifications on specific conditions.
In the words of Article 2(b) of the Decision, Microsoft is stated to have infringed Article 82 EC by‘making the availability of the Windows Client PC Operating System conditional on the simultaneous acquisition of Windows Media Player from May 1999 until the date of[the] Decision'.
of the contested decision requires Microsoft to offer a‘full-functioning version of the Windows Client PC Operating System which does not incorporate Windows Media Player', it expressly states that‘Microsoft….
The second abusive conduct in which Microsoft is found to have engaged consists in the fact that from May 1999 to the date of notification of the contested decision Microsoft made the availability of the Windows client PC operating system conditional on the simultaneous acquisition of the Windows Media Player software(Article 2(b) of the contested decision).
Likewise, Microsoft states that it‘has agreed with the Commission from the outset that a competition law issue could potentially arise if competitors were unable to develop server operating systems whose functionality is fully accessible from Windows client[PC] operating systems'(page 63 of the response).
Microsoft's claim that the Mercer reports show that an undertaking's choice of server operating system is not dictated by its interoperability with Windows client PC and server operating systems is incorrect,
in that Microsoft does not give consumers the option of obtaining the Windows client PC operating system without Windows Media Player.
when a file is copied from a Windows client or from a Macintosh client to a Windows NT 4.0 domain controller that is running Services for Macintosh,
when Microsoft first integrated WMP 6 in its Windows client PC operating system without allowing OEMs or users to remove it from that system,
The United States Settlement provides for the licensing of client-to-server communications protocols for the sole purpose of ensuring interoperability with Windows client PC operating systems, unlike the Decision, which requires the licensing of the same protocols for use in work group server operating systems which provide file and print services and user and group administration services to any Windows Client PC or server operating system.
more than 90% and that the great majority of sales of Windows client PC operating systems(approximately 75%)
It contends that‘interoperability contemplates the availability of sufficient information about the interfaces exposed by Windows client[PC] and server operating systems to enable competitors' products to work with those Windows client[PC] and server operating systems in all the ways[in which]
that it intends to file, before June 2005, a large number of patent applications covering various aspects of the Windows Client PC and server operating systems covering the communications protocols referred to in the Decision.