Microsoft did an about-face yesterday, agreeing to make it easier for customers of its forthcoming Vista operating system to use outside security vendors, such as those who make popular antivirus and anti-spyware programs. Until now, Microsoft had planned to block those companies from installing their products in the deepest levels of the new OS.
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