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Microsoft will start rolling out the European-Commission-stipulated browser-ballot screen, that will existing to Windows customers a checklist of browser choices,Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010, as of the week of February 22.Consequently of its antitrust settlement using the European Commision inside the Opera browser-bundling situation, Microsoft is needed to provide he browser ballot display — which lists the top 10 (by market share) browsers that run on Windows, with information about each — to Windows users in most with the countries in Europe.A limited external roll-out kicks off next week within the United Kingdom, Belgium and France,Office 2007 Professional Key, together with the full-scale rollout across Europe commencing around March 1, according to a blog February 19 blog post by Dave Heiner, Microsoft Vice President and Deputy General Counsel.Starting next week,Microsoft Office 2010 Standard, end users in the early-rollout countries can choose to download the browser-ballot update from Windows Update. Once the full-scale rollout begins, Microsoft plans to give the update as an automatic download via Windows Update for Windows XP,Office 2010 Product Key, Windows Vista and Windows 7. More specifics from Heiner;s post:“The software update will be installed automatically, or will prompt you to download or install it, depending on which operating system you are running and your settings for Windows Update. If you do not have automatic updating enabled, you can get the choice screen by going to Windows Update and clicking on ‘Check for Updates.;”Via the ballot,Office 2007 Download, customers will be presented with three solutions: “Install” to install one with the listed browsers; “Tell Me More” to get more information on the various browsers (with links and logos provided by each vendor); and “Select Later” to postpone having to make a default browser selection.Microsoft originally fought hard against the browser ballot — to the point where the company almost went so far as to create a whole new Windows 7 SKU (Windows 7E) that wouldn’t give a way for customers to get on the Internet and choose a browser. Inside the end, the Softies decided to settle rather than fight, and the soon-to-be-implemented browser ballot is the result.